[DUG] I broke the D2006 debugger

[Jeremy North]

Do you have Software Assurance John?

This really isn't a good QC report because you haven't provided steps
to reproduce.

Does the unit when breakpoints are not triggered get the Blue dots in
it. Do the blue dots appear in the correct locations. Add about 10
lines of whitespace in a function and see if the blue dots are still
lined up correctly with the code in your unit.

You might have an old DCU on your path that the compiler is finding
before your modified unit. Have you done a system search for the unit
name to make sure it isn't elsewhere on the system.

On 2/14/06, John Bird <johnkbird at paradise.net.nz> wrote:
> I submitted this to BDN Quality Central Report #:  24858
>
> http://qc.borland.com/wc/qcmain.aspx?d=24858
> (I presume this is the best place to go to)
>
> Any other suggestions welcome please - I am stuck!!
>
> John
>
>
> Any Borland Techos reading this?
>
> I need help as I have lost already about 4 days trying to debug a complex
> routine.  There are no compile errors, it runs fine until it hits a range
> error somewhere (don't know where yet as I can't get any breakpoints to stop
> it in this unit).
>
> Hey the debugger does not work anymore!  Can someone suggest where further
> up the line I can submit this problem to? I am out for a while, later in the
> day I will resort to the D5 debugger.
>
>
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