Eclipse
Eclipse, with the CDT plugin, supports debugging with GDB, including remote debugging. If you use Eclipse for all your code development, this is the obvious tool to use, but if you are not a regular Eclipse user, it is probably not worth the effort of setting it up just for this task. It would take me a whole chapter to explain adequately how to configure CDT to work with a cross toolchain and connect to a remote device, so I will refer you to the references at the end of the chapter for more information. The screenshot that follows shows the debug perspective of CDT. In the top-right window, you see the stack frames for each of the threads in the process, and at the top right is the watch window, showing variables. In the middle ...
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