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Subjuct: Using MSDOS Debug with Turbo Pascal
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It is possible to use Debug break points on a turbo pascal.  You first have 
to NOP an instruction.  I got this information from Borland a month ago
and have used it successfully several times.  There is one side effect.
You lose the ^C abort function once the patch is installed.

The patch is as follows:

In the CSEG of your program at
 
   Loc        Current       New
  0BE2          E8           90
  0BE3          DC           90
  0BE4          FD           90


This patch is replacing a   'Call Int21' with 'NOPs'


I hope this helps.



/Dave