1. When, during single-stepping, the last displayed line is hit, it is often
   only partially visible. Move the source window up in this case.

2. Display variable values in tool tips.

3. Use right mouse button menu to move a variable or expression to the
   watch window.

5. Do not always show the output window.

6. Pop into the foreground at a breakpoint.

7. Show a list of files for the executable.

8. Kill program so that it doesn't take up resources, but kdbg can remain
   running.

9. Use gnuclient to show source code in emacs.

10. Provide formatting options in watch window via mouse, not /FMT.

11. Make tab width an option.

12. Syntax highlighting.

13. Remember which subtrees have been expanded even when function is left and
    reentered.

14. Speed up direct members by reusing values that are already available in
    members.

15. Display memory at arbitrary addresses.
