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Unix/Linux C++ debugger that supports STL containers?

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http://unix.stackexchange.com – Currently I am using gcc-4.3.6 and Eclipse IDE for c++ development. I want to debug my project in Eclipse with gdb. I am having a hard time debugging code when it contains STL containers. Also I am not using STL directly, I have wrappers for each container. I know we have to use pretty printing for looking into STL containers, but it is not working in Eclipse. I have worked in Visual Studio in the past. I migrated to gcc and Eclipse because compilation time in VS is too much wrt gcc. However, the debugger in VS is very good. I don't know much about gcc and Eclipse. I just want to know if the (HowTos)

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