How can I create a breakpoint and proceed line by...

[NeoKratox]

..line in my code?

I'm programming in C/C++ using Kate with Konsole on Ubuntu 13.10 64bits. But, as I'm facing a problem where the error message doesn't show me where it is. After much time, I know the function where the error is, but I can't locate it.

I would like to stop before the function call and proceeds line by line until reach the error.

Thanls!

[giblit]

Sounds like Kate is a text editor you may have to install a debugger or use an IDE with a debugger.

[modoran]

Yes, Kate is a text editor in KDE environment. I recommend you to install Code::Blocks as IDE with GDB debugger (or use gdb from command line if you prefer the hard way)

[cybercritter]

You can use DDD. It will allow you to step through your code. This is a wrapper around gdb. if you compile your code with the gcc/g++ compiler tools and use the -g flag you will have the debug symbols in the binary. GDB However, I recommend an IDE like Eclipse with CDT.