Does GNU's C Compiler Have a Full Screen Debugger?

[Tim Pozar]

In article <1990Oct29.230734.1871 at sctc.com> stachour at sctc.com (Paul Stachour) writes:
>  Do you mean the codeview debugger available on MS-DOS with Microsoft-C?
>  If so, than I would not call that a full-screen debugger because:
>
> #1:  It requires two physical screens to do the debugging, one-to-run
>      and one-to-debug.

   Are you saying CodeView needs two different monitors?  If so, I 
have found this to be untrue.  With a keystroke, I can move back and 
forth between the 'debugging' screen with the source, registers, and
varibles displayed and, the "programme output" screen (text or 
graphics).  

   I think what is meant by "Full screen debugger" is that there is 
a method to display the code, registers, ect and not destroy the 
programme's screen at the same time while stepping through the code.  
Old debuggers would use the same screen, therefore destroying what the
programme is painting on the screen.

                      Tim

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