Re: C Programming on shell

On 29 Sep, 17:07, Outspan <borghibor...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I'd like to give C programming from shell a try.

I think you mean you want to work in the console
rather than "from shell".

but my question is: isn't there a way to integrate vim and gdb (watches,
breakpoints etc on the shell)? If I got it right, both GdbVim and Clewn
do what I'm looking for, but just on the GUI version of vim. How do you
program from shell? Suggestions?

gdb --tui is good, as well as cgdb, which provides an ncurses
front end to gdb. Neither attempt to integrate with
your editor. I would recommend you run gnu screen, run vim in one
screen tab and run gdb in a seperate tab. If you
want to view both simultaneously,
use screen's split screen functionality. Make sure
you always run make from within gdb rather than from vim.

.

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