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- TD32 RELEASE NOTES
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-
- This file contains important supplementary and
- late-breaking information that may not appear
- in the main product documentation. We recommend
- that you read this file in its entirety.
-
-
-
- CONTENTS
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-
- -- TD32INST.EXE
- -- USING SOURCE-LEVEL DEBUGGING
- -- "PROGRAM HAS NO SYMBOL TABLE" MESSAGE
- -- SCREEN BUFFER SETTINGS
- -- MOUSE SUPPORT
- -- SETTING CONSOLE WINDOW PROPERTIES
-
- TD32INST.EXE
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-
- Included in this distribution is TD32INST.EXE.
- Use this program to modify the configuration
- file, TDCONFIG32.TD or to create customized
- configuration files.
-
- USING SOURCE-LEVEL DEBUGGING
- ===============================================
-
- To enable source-level debugging, use the -v
- switch when compiling, and again when linking.
- If the -v switch is specified at compile time
- but not link time, ILINK32 will write an
- invalid header to the .TDS file. When TD32
- attempts to read the .TDS file, it fails with a
- "not enough memory to load symbol table" error.
-
- "PROGRAM HAS NO SYMBOL TABLE" MESSAGE
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- If a .TDS file is out of date (older than its
- .EXE or .DLL), TD32 warns "Program has no
- symbol table".
-
-
- SCREEN BUFFER SETTINGS
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- When run inside a console window, TD32 Debugger
- uses the entire screen buffer for its display.
- If the screen buffer is larger than the actual
- window, parts of the TD32 display are hidden by
- the edge of the console window. The user can
- see more of the TD32 display by dragging the
- edges of the window, but may be unable to see
- the entire display without scrolling.
- A procedure to eliminate this problem is
- described in "Setting Console Window
- Properties," below.
-
- MOUSE SUPPORT
- ===============================================
- TD32 supports use of a mouse, but is unable to
- see mouse events if the console window has
- QuickEdit Mode enabled. To disable QuickEdit
- Mode, see "Setting Console Window Properties,"
- below.
-
- SETTING CONSOLE WINDOW PROPERTIES
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-
- To eliminate the problems described above,
- change the console settings before running
- TD32.
-
- (1) Click on the MS-DOS icon in the upper-left
- corner of the console window, or press
- ALT-Space.
-
- (2) The window's system menu pops up. Click on
- "Properties" or press P.
-
- (3) The Proerties Dialog appears. To fix the
- screen buffer problem, click on the "Layout"
- tab. Adjust the width and height values for
- "Screen Buffer Size" and/or "Window Size" until
- they match.
-
- (4) To fix the mouse problem, click on the
- "Options" tab. Clear the "QuickEdit Mode"
- option box.
-
- (5) Click on OK. A dialog box appears. Choose
- "Modify shortcut which started this window."
-
- You can have multiple Command Prompt shortcuts,
- each with its own window properties. Copy the
- Command Prompt.lnk file used in your Start Menu
- and give it its own set of properties.
-
-
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- Copyright (c) 2000 Inprise Corporation.
- All rights reserved.
-