Turbo Debugger: Difference between revisions

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Turbo Debugger was originally available for DOS and later for OS/2.

Turbo Debugger was introduced in 1989 as a stand-alone debugger and packaged within Turbo C Professional 2.0.

Later versions came with Borland C++, and professional editions of Turbo Assembler or Turbo Pascal.

Dual-monitor debugging is supported on the following system configurations:

Tom Swan: Mastering Turbo Debugger - Hayden 1990, ISBN 0-672-48454-4
Tom Swan: Mastering Turbo Debugger 2.0 - Sams
Philip Seyer: Using the Turbo Debugger - Wiley 1991, ISBN 0-8306-7394-6
Ben Ezzell: Using Turbo Debugger and Tools 2.0 - Addison-Wesley 1991, ISBN 0-201-57083-1
Hari Venkateswaran, Marat M. Tanik: Illustrated Turbo Debugger 3.0 - Wordware 1992, ISBN 1-55622-233-5

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+{{Software
+|Name=Turbo Debugger
+|Version=OS/2: 4.02 (1995)
+|Vendor=[[Borland]]
+|Licence=Commercial
+}}
 Turbo Debugger was originally available for DOS and later for OS/2.
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 Later versions came with [[Borland C++]], and professional editions of [[Turbo Assembler]] or [[Turbo Pascal]].
+==Features==
+Dual-monitor debugging is supported on the following system configurations:
+* TD running in DOS
+* TDW running on Windows 3.1 or Windows 95
+* TD32 running on Windows 95
 ==Version==
 ;DOS
-*1989: 1.0
+*1.0 (1989)
 *2.0
 *3.0
 *3.2
+*4.0
+*5.0 (1995)
 ;OS/2
-* The OS/2 version was included with [[Borland C++ for OS/2]] Version 2.0.
+*4.02 (1995) - included with [[Borland C++ for OS/2]] Version 2.0
-== License ==
-*Commercial software - Discontinued
-*Author: [[Borland]]
 ==Publications==