I suppose it depends on what you're used to and what features you actually need. When debugging I'm most often able to solve things with a few breakpoints, a s

I suppose it depends on what you're used to and what features you actually need. When debugging I'm most often able to solve things with a few breakpoints, a stack dump and little else. The situations where that's insufficient for me are few and far between. When I'm debugging some code using old threading paradigms I more often than not just break out helgrind on it, which often reveals threading problems instantly. It's unavailable on Windows though.