I would like to suggest a change to the default debug perspective, to make C::B more user-friendly for beginners. I'm currently working on some C++ programming tutorials for beginners (http://www.programming4beginners.com/).
Proposal (ordered by my estimate of importance):
1. When entering 'debug' perspective, it would be good to display call stack, debugger and watches windows by DEFAULT (after fresh C::B installation). In the watches window, local variables are important for beginners.
2. It would also be good to actually have separate 'watches' window(s) and separate 'local variables' window.
3. It would be an improvement if there were 4 watches windows available.
This would be more like (actually almost identical as) the defaults in Visual Studio.
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