rowley@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu (Henry A. Rowley) (06/27/90)
I have read that the new Turbo Debugger can use the protected mode on the 80286 to provide more space for the programs to be debugged. Does anyone know any specifics on this? In particular, does the debugged program run in protected mode, or just the debugger? Can the protected mode provide hardware assistance for breakpoints? Please E-mail any responses to me, and I will post a summary in this newsgroup. Thanks in advance. -- Henry A. Rowley Internet: rowley@cs.umn.edu -or- rowley@ux.acs.umn.edu THE CONTENT OF THE PROPOSITIONS - _The Shockwave Rider_ ----------------------- #1: That this is a rich planet. Therefore poverty and hunger are unworthy of it, and since we can abolish them, we must.
ck33+@andrew.cmu.edu (Carl Robert Klemmer) (06/27/90)
From what I understand, Turbo Debugger uses To run itslf, allowing programs the full amount of memory they would normally have...
d87-jse@dront.nada.kth.se (Joakim Sernbrant) (07/20/90)
In article <caWAhpK00Uw7412EUS@andrew.cmu.edu> ck33+@andrew.cmu.edu (Carl Robert Klemmer) writes:
From what I understand, Turbo Debugger uses To run itslf, allowing
programs the full amount of memory they would normally have...
You'll need at least 640 extended memory to run the debugger in
protected mode.
Jocke
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