On Sat, Jun 26, 2004 at 12:42:14PM +0400, Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I found the difference between FD-DEBUG and MS-DEBUG:
Thank you very much for the additional information. However, there's one
bit of information missing. I assume that your analysis was all done doing
things such as:
C:\> debug
-a
1234:100 int 20
1234:102
-g
as opposed to
C:\> debug program.com
-g
or
C:\> debug
-n program.com
-l
-g
(these latter two amount to the same thing).
Basically, when you run debug without loading a program (as in the first
snippet), you're asking the O/S to do something that doesn't make sense,
since you're asking it to terminate a program when DEBUG isn't debugging
any program. So MS-DEBUG's behavior makes sense, but it may leave DOS
in an unstable state.
The correct way to run a program several times within one DEBUG session
is:
C:\> debug program.com
-g
...
Program terminated normally
-l
-g
..., etc.
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