mwizard@eecs.cs.pdx.edu (Craig Nelson) (02/12/91)
jdb@reef.cis.ufl.edu (Brian K. W. Hook) writes: >What are the major differences between Turbo Debugger and the Turbo C++ >Integrated Debugger? >Brian Loads. Turbo Debugger allows you to disassemble the source code for C++ into readable assembly language, making for real nice nifty work when you forget that far pointer being passed to a near parameter. Animation allows you to watch execution step by step at the source code OR disassembled level without punching the F8 key which is wearing out by now. If you have a 386 you can actually monitor certain memory chunks and set break points if they are written to or referenced in any way. My favorite feature is the ability to debug TSR code, something Turbo C++ lacks heavily in. You can even insert instructions on the fly in assembly code WHILE RUNNNING THE PROGRAM. I own both (got the Pro Package) and I don't regret it for a minute. Of course every other language Borland released for the last three years as well. I live by their products. Craig. (mwizard@eecs.ee.pdx.edu)