Croepha
David Butler
79 posts
/ 1 project
I love pretty much anything technical, whether it be programming, networking, hacking or electronics. |
#12458
GDB Frontend 1 year, 7 months ago
I am working on a frontend for GDB:
![]() It's vary far from a complete product, but if you want to help me out with testing please get a hold of me on IRC or Discord, I only want a few people to start with, probably add more as it gets closer to being finished 404 Signature not found |
Mr4thDimention
Allen Webster
455 posts
/ 2 projects
Heyo |
#12548
GDB Frontend 1 year, 7 months ago Edited by Allen Webster on July 19, 2017, 1:18 p.m.
This is looking really neat! Have you gotten any testers? It looks like 4coder is a requirement for this to work, is that right? I'd be happy to provide 4coder to one or two testers to try this out, if they don't have a copy and need it.
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Croepha
David Butler
79 posts
/ 1 project
I love pretty much anything technical, whether it be programming, networking, hacking or electronics. |
#12550
GDB Frontend 1 year, 7 months ago Edited by David Butler on July 19, 2017, 7:08 p.m.
Thanks for the offer! Right now it can run with or without 4coder, but without 4coder, there isn't any interface to the source code.
I have actually been struggling to figure out the best way to proceed. These are my scatterbrained thoughts:
Anyway I'd be interested in any feedback, suggestions, comments, concerns or insults :) 404 Signature not found |
fierydrake
Mike T
27 posts
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#12553
GDB Frontend 1 year, 7 months ago
Nice, Croepha, good to see your work posted up here. I hope to catch you streaming again some time, it's great to see you tackling this. I know from speaking to people around the HMN that there is a lot of interest in a good GDB front-end. Looking forward to seeing how this shapes up.
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ZaKlaus
Dominik Madarász
14 posts
/ 1 project
I'm Dominik, a developer always loving to explore new ways of programming. ...
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#12693
GDB Frontend 1 year, 6 months ago
The GDB frontend is very promising, based on what I could see it already makes me switch to it. This is because when I started using Linux as my primary workspace, I missed a good debugger frontend, due to being used to the Visual Studio's debugger. Although one could say there are many frontend alternatives for GDB already available, it is easier to get used to something that is being developed and is Handmade at its heart.
This would be my personal wishlist for the future:
That would be all what comes to my mind at the moment. |
Miblo
Matt Mascarenhas
141 posts
/ 2 projects
Annotator, supper gatherer and slammer of thunderous high fives |
#12698
GDB Frontend 1 year, 6 months ago
Happy to be on board with this!
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LaresYamoir
18 posts
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#12705
GDB Frontend 1 year, 6 months ago
Looks good! Probably a few weeks late but:
I would say either support only one editor at first or make a standalone frontend, because of supporting dependencies if you want to make major changes to your software. But that's just me. |
Croepha
David Butler
79 posts
/ 1 project
I love pretty much anything technical, whether it be programming, networking, hacking or electronics. |
#12708
GDB Frontend 1 year, 6 months ago Edited by David Butler on Aug. 1, 2017, 6:57 p.m.
I've decided to make it standalone for the moment, but I think I might add some basic 4coder functionality soon (for mostly selfish reasons)
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Mór
78 posts
None |
#12724
GDB Frontend 1 year, 6 months ago Croepha Good job. Like Casey says, do one thing and do it really well. None |