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- PRODUCT : Delphi NUMBER : 2816
- VERSION : All
- OS : Windows
- DATE : July 20, 1995 PAGE : 1/1
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- TITLE : Trouble running Delphi programs from Delphi
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- Delphi Integrated Debugger
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- Delphi's integrated debugger is a feature of the IDE that allows
- you to execute, step, trace, and otherwise debug your Delphi
- applications. By default, Delphi's integrated debugger is enabled (via
- Options|Project|Integrated Debugging) on startup of Delphi.
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- The debugger handles certain interrupts and operating system debugger
- hooks in an effort to trap General Protection Faults and other types
- of exceptions. Other programs that attempt to handle exceptions in the
- same way will quite possibly conflict with the integrated debugger.
- DataSafe is one example of a program that conficts with the integrated
- debugger. Classic symptoms include, Delphi not recognizing that you've
- stopped your program and getting kicked into DOS without warning at
- various stages.
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- To test for a debugger conflict, compiling the program from Delphi,
- and run it from File Manager. If it runs, then disable the integrated
- debugger, and run your application. If it still runs, then the problem
- is most likely a conflict between the exception-handling software and
- the integrated debugger.
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- There are two ways to fix this. The first is to remove the
- conflicting software. The other is to disable the integrated
- debugger by un-selecting Options|Enviroment|Integrated Debugging.
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- DISCLAIMER: You have the right to use this technical information
- subject to the terms of the No-Nonsense License Statement that
- you received with the Borland product to which this information
- pertains.
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