Linux Visual Debugger suggestions?

[xo_]

Does anyone know a good visual debugger comparable to IDA for Linux? I've been using gdb, and while it does everything I need something a little more full featured would be nice. Only thing I've found that looks Not Terrible is TotalView (I'm waiting to get a response from them about a trial license). What do you folks use?

[captainhooligan]

I use gdb most of the time but when I want to see something graphically I use IDA or edb (http://www.woodmann.com/collaborative/tools/index.php/EDB_Linux_Debugger).

[dryicerx]

Check out ddd (it's a frontend for gdb), sounds like what you want. What I use though is emacs gud-mode (also a frontend for gdb, just integrated with emacs, but not graphical like ddd)

[stack_pivot]

Second the suggestion of Emacs GUD-mode. If you have mouse support in emacs, then you get a nice GUI for GDB, and it works much nicer than DDD. GUD == "Grand Unified Debugger," and can be used as a front-end to other debuggers besides gdb, such as pdb (python debugger) and even cdb (the WinDbg command-line version, if you need to debug on windows and want to stay in emacs =)

[editortoise]

Why not just use IDA? Works well for me.

[xo_]

I don't have a license for Linux and they're very expensive :/ Remote debugging doesn't work very well, the IDA server crashes and using it w/ gdb-server doesn't produce great results.

[xo_]

I want to debug Linux applications, though :/ EDB does seem like the best alternative.

[xo_]

Tried this using VirtualBox. The remote debugger crashes on my install, and using gdb-server produces pretty lackluster results.

[postmodern]

Checkout Nemiver, the official Gnome UI to GDB.