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RTTarget-32 Programming Manual Running Win32 Programs without Win32 Running a Program on the Target Prerequisites for Cross Debugging Differences from Borland's TD32 Generating RTD32 from TD32 Compiling and Linking with On Time RTOS-32 |
Generating RTD32 from TD32RTD32 is a modified version of Borland's free Win32 debugger TD32. Before you can use RTD32, you must have installed TD32 and then run program Makertd32 to generate Rtd32.exe from Td32.exe. Makertd32 creates a patched copy of Td32.exe in file Rtd32.exe to fix some TD32 internal bugs and to make it act as a remote debugger for On Time RTOS-32. TD32 is included with Borland C++ 4.5 and 5.0 and was made available as a free download when Borland C++ 5.5 was released. It is distributed as a self-extracting archive called TurboDebugger.exe, 603999 bytes (589.84k) size. It installs only 5 files when executed and makes no modifications to the registry or Windows system directories. If you cannot find the file on the Internet, please contact On Time for further information. Once you have installed TD32, you can run Makertd32 to generate RTD32. Differences from Borland's TD32
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