Comment by f1shy

Setting a breakpoint ist just „b place“ place can be for example file:line, or the name of a function, etc.

Then „n“ for next line, „s“ for step-in, „fin“ to go to the end of the function

Dprintf for adding dynamically printfs for watching variables

List will show you 10 (default) lines of code around the cursor, bt will show you a backtrace…

I think that covers the basics. As you can see, ist just a keypress mostly for doing anything.

With Emacs you can click on the fringe for setting/deleting breakpoinst.

The bread and butter is really easy, and other than seeing the cursor in the code, there is no advantage. In Emacs you DO see the cursor moving…