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code view debugger

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drbroccoli

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Jan 27, 2003
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I have a mixed language project I wrote a long time ago, front end is quick
basic and the rest is a large assembler module. I used to use qb45, and
Borland TASM, and Code View from the MASM package for debugging. After many
years, I want to get back to this project and am having trouble getting Code
View to display my source code, like it used to under DOS.
Everything compiles/links without problems. The .exe works fine but I
cannot get Code View to load the source file. There are no error messages re
memory overflow, just "source not available for debugging".
I assemble, compile with the /zi switch, link with the /co, of course.
Any ideas?
?????

I have both quick basic 4.5 and 7.1 with 2 different linkers
I have MASM 611 with another linker
I boot from a clean, minimal DOS disk (actually W98 MSDOS) with autoexec
+ config files.
files = 20, buffers = 10, himem & emm386 loaded
athlon 1.4G, 128M.

 
have you tried debug that comes with tasm?
"There are 10 types of people in this world, those who know binary and those who don't!"
 
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