| sussman |
you need to use gdb in a real IDE, like emacs, or ddd. |
| sussman |
something that shows a pointer moving down your code. |
| rindolf |
sussman: IDEs are for wimps... ;-) |
| rindolf |
Seriously, sometimes invoking gdb is very quick and I'm accustomed to it. |
| rindolf |
ddd is quite on the heavy side. |
| rindolf |
"Programming happens in the mind, not in the IDE" --- Gil'ad Ben-Yossef |
| rindolf |
So does debugging. |
| sussman |
sure. |
| sussman |
why would you possibly want to see all your code at once? |
| sussman |
it's much easier to see single lines printed out and try to remember what the function looks like. :-) |
| rindolf |
ed, anyone? ;-) |
| rindolf |
"I wanna use ex and I wanna use vee (=vi). Ed is dead, ed is dead, baby!" |
| sussman |
"Ed is for people who can *remember* what they're working on." |
| * jackr |
remembers when he could remember what he was working on. Sometimes. |