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I am currently trying to write some simple C++ programs on OSX. Nothing too fancy, just stuff that runs in the terminal. (simple numerical computation) Normally, when I was in Linux I would type up my code in a text editor and then debug it with ddd. Now, in OSX, I can open up my source with xcode to edit the files, but I still use the terminal to compile. The tools in xcode use too many steps for what I am trying to do.
I have tried installing ddd via fink, but when the program launches, it can't find the display. Now, I can't get ddd to recognize it even though I have x11 installed, so what do I do? Is there a way to properly install ddd on OSX or is there another graphically based debugger that is similar that I can launch from the terminal?
I have tried installing ddd via fink, but when the program launches, it can't find the display. Now, I can't get ddd to recognize it even though I have x11 installed, so what do I do? Is there a way to properly install ddd on OSX or is there another graphically based debugger that is similar that I can launch from the terminal?
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