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As someone who regularly switches back and forth between emacs and neovim, I do prefer emacs' gdb integration. It gives you an IDE-like view where you can set b

As someone who regularly switches back and forth between emacs and neovim, I do prefer emacs' gdb integration. It gives you an IDE-like view where you can set breakpoints visually and see registers/stack in their own windows.

hiimnate 10y ago
>switches back and forth You make me sick
- cmrx64 10y ago
  Be civil. Low effort holy-war prods aren't welcome on HN.
  - zeroer 10y ago
    I thought it was humor, and not a bad attempt at that.
    - oldmanjay 10y ago
      That was not humor, and the editor holy wars haven't ever been funny or interesting. Comments like that belong in cesspits like Reddit, not here.