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- &nbsp;hsdbg: hachem's stupid debugger
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hsdbg is a cross-platform GUI debugger for C and C++. I wrote it because I didn't like the options I had. Debugging is a visual thing, at least to me. I want to see the source, the state of the program, the stack, my variables, registers, and whatever else is going on, all at once. Most of the good C/C++ debuggers are either terminal programs or tied to one platform. The only ones I've actually liked are RemedyBG and Visual Studio. Both are Windows-only. I'm not on Windows, so I made my own.