Subj : Re: DOS Turbo Debugger 4.6 Source Window?
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Bruce Quayle
Date : Wed Feb 16 2005 10:11 am

Ed,

Your advice looks good if there were a source window in existance. 
Windows are as you describe, but I have not found a way to re-invoke the 
source window.  Thanks for the try!

Anyone else have a suggestion?

Bruce


Ed Mulroy [TeamB] wrote:
> I don't know if what I have used is the same as the version you use.
> 
> In what I have used the CPU window is a different window and you can 
> switch over to the source window and back if you like.  Each window 
> has a number on its upper edge.  Using the Alt key you can switch 
> between windows.  For example, if the source window had a 1 in its 
> upper edge, the CPU window a 2 and the watch window a 3 then you could 
> move between them by pressing Alt 1, Alt 2 and Alt3.  Alternatively 
> you could click on the Window selection in the top menu bar and select 
> the window you wish to move to.
> 
> .  Ed
> 
> 
>>Bruce Quayle wrote in message
>>news:4212c2ff$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>
>>I'm using DOS Turbo Debugger 4.6 to debug an eRTOS application.  It 
>>is my first use of this debugger, and it initially came up with the 
>>desired SOURCE window, and I could set break points on source lines. 
>>However, I clicked on CPU, got an assembly representation, and have 
>>not been able to get the source window back.  This debugger came 
>>without documentation as part of the eRTOS package, so I would be 
>>very appreciative for a how-to on this.  ... Don't want to debug in 
>>assembly when I could be looking at source.
> 
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>

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