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- Either Turbo Debugger or CodeView could be used to debug Windows.
- It was developed using Turbo Assembler and Turbo Debugger with all debugging being done remotely.
- Borland Turbo Debugger was a stand-alone product introduced in 1989 that provided full-screen program animation for PC's.
- The original Turbo Debugger was a stand-alone product introduced in 1989, along with Turbo Assembler and the second version of Turbo C.
- It was the successor to Turbo C + +, and included a better debugger, the Turbo Debugger, which was written in protected mode DOS.
- Turbopower released T-Debug Plus 4.0 for TP 4.0 in 1988, but by then Borland's Turbo Debugger had been announced.
- Later Turbo Debugger, the stand-alone Turbo Assembler ( TASM ), and Turbo Delphi are based on the Windows debugger introduced with the first Borland C + + and Pascal versions for Windows.
- To use Turbo Debugger with source display, programs, or relevant parts of programs, had to be compiled with TP or TC with a conditional directive set which added debugging information to the compiled executable, with related source statements and corresponding machine code.
- Most of the information in the paragraph above, and much more, is to be found in documentation files supplied with Turbo Debugger, in particular " TURBO DEBUGGER TIPS AND HINTS ", HELPME ! . TD and " USING THE HARDWARE DEBUGGING FEATURES ", HDWDEBUG . TD.
- Most of the information in the paragraph above, and much more, is to be found in documentation files supplied with Turbo Debugger, in particular " TURBO DEBUGGER TIPS AND HINTS ", HELPME ! . TD and " USING THE HARDWARE DEBUGGING FEATURES ", HDWDEBUG . TD.
- BFE, described as a " Graphical Debugger Interface for the Bochs PC Emulator ", is a graphical interface for the debugger within the Bochs PC emulator that makes it possible to debug software step-by-step at the instruction and register level, much like Borland's Turbo Debugger.
- A TSR program can be loaded at any time; sometimes, they are loaded immediately after the operating system's boot, by being explicitly loaded in the AUTOEXEC . BAT batch program, or alternatively at the user's request ( for example, Borland's Sidekick and Turbo Debugger, Quicken's QuickPay, or FunStuff Software's Personal Calendar ).
- The final version of Turbo Debugger came with several versions of the debugger program : TD . EXE was the basic debugger; TD286 . EXE ran in protected mode, and TD386 . EXE was a virtual debugger which used the TDH386 . SYS device driver to communicate with TD . EXE . The TDH386 . SYS driver also added breakpoints supported in hardware by the 386 and later processors to all three debugger programs.