Reminds me of a problem I just had with Eclipse's debugger (which sadly seems to be one of the most capable GUI debuggers on Linux). I set breakpoints and they

Reminds me of a problem I just had with Eclipse's debugger (which sadly seems to be one of the most capable GUI debuggers on Linux). I set breakpoints and they were ignored. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4388192/eclipse-doesnt-stop-at-breakpoints https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4388192/eclipse-doesnt-s... One time it was the top answer -- I had "skip all breakpoints" on. How it got on, I have no idea, since I did a fresh install of Eclipse pretty recently. Yesterday it was still ignoring my breakpoints even though that was NOT on. Why? I have no idea. So I still debug with gdb when the 'bt' command suffices. When I want to do more advanced stuff, I'll fire up Eclipse maybe, but I'm honestly loathe to do so.