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- README.DOC File
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- README File for Microsoft(R) CodeView for Windows, version 3.05.
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- (C) Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1991
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-
- PLEASE READ ALL INFORMATION IN THIS FILE BEFORE INSTALLING ANY OF THE
- SOFTWARE ON YOUR MACHINE.
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- =======================================================================
-
- Why use this new version of CodeView?
-
- As a leading developer of tools we are committed to sending you the
- latest information and technology as it becomes available.
-
- This version of CodeView for Windows supports single-monitor debugging
- on VGA systems.
-
- ========================================================================
- LICENSE AGREEMENT:
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- OF THIS AGREEMENT.
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- ========================================================================
- Files List:
-
- CV.HLP -- New help file for CodeView for Windows, version 3.05
- (replaces CVW.HLP from CodeView for Windows, version 3.00
- CVW.EXE -- Single-monitor capable CodeView for Windows, version 3.05
- README.DOC -- The file you are reading
- VCV.386 -- driver required when running CVW.EXE on non-VGA
- systems
-
- =======================================================================
- INSTALLATION & USAGE:
-
- Microsoft CodeView for Windows, version 3.05
-
- This section contains information on the Microsoft CodeView for Windows
- debugger (CVW), version 3.05, with which you can use a single monitor
- for debugging programs. Single-monitor debugging and other features
- new to CVW version 3.05 are described in this readme file. All other
- features work as described in chapter 7, "Debugging in Protected Mode:
- CodeView for Windows," in the Windows 3.0 Software Development Kit
- Tools Manual.
-
- This section has five parts:
-
- Part Note
- ---- ----
- 1 Requirements
- 2 Starting CVW
- 3 The Output Command
- 4 The Debugging Display
-
- ----------------------< Part 1: Requirements >---------------------------
-
- These requirements are the same as for CVW version 3.0:
-
- - At least 384K of extended memory. For applications with many symbols,
- 1 megabyte or more of extended memory is required.
-
- - For 80386/486-based systems, the WINDEBUG.386 driver is recommended.
- Place the driver in your Windows SYSTEM directory and add the
- following entry to the [386enh] section of your Windows SYSTEM.INI
- file:
-
- device=windebug.386
-
- For single-monitor debugging, you must have one of the following:
-
- - A VGA monitor. CVW directly supports single-monitor debugging with
- a VGA monitor. No additional driver is needed.
-
- - An EGA or other monitor with a 386/486-based system. With a non-VGA
- monitor, you must install the VCV.386 driver. Place the driver in
- your Windows SYSTEM directory and add the following entry to the
- [386enh] section of your Windows SYSTEM.INI file:
-
- device=vcv.386
-
- -----------------------< Part 2: Starting CVW >----------------------------
-
- The default startup is single-monitor. If you want to debug with two
- monitors, include the /2 option described below.
-
-
- VGA Monitor
- -----------
-
- If you are using a VGA monitor, start CVW as described in the section
- "Starting a Debugging Session" of chapter 7, "Debugging in Protected
- Mode: CodeView for Windows," in the Microsoft Windows SDK Tools manual.
-
-
- Other Monitors
- --------------
-
- If you are not using a VGA monitor on a 386/486 system, start CVW
- with /V command-line option.
-
- The /V option enables single-monitor debugging with any display. You must
- have the VCV.386 driver to use this option.
-
-
- Two Monitors (the /2 option)
- ----------------------------
-
- If you have installed the VCV.386 driver for single-monitor debugging, but
- you want CVW to use a second monitor for debugging, start CVW with the /2
- option.
-
- (The /8 is still available and works as described in the section
- "Starting a Debugging Session" of chapter 7, "Debugging in Protected
- Mode: CodeView for Windows," in the Microsoft Windows SDK Tools manual.)
-
- --------------------< Part 3: The Output Command >-------------------------
-
- The Output command on the CVW View menu allows screen exchange with a
- single monitor. You can also execute the command by pressing F4.
-
- Press any key to return to the CVW screen.
-
- The Output command is not available if you do not use a VGA monitor or if
- you start CVW with the /V option.
-
- -----------------< Part 4: The Debugging Display >--------------------------
-
- VGA (Without the /V Option)
- ---------------------------
-
- The display is 50 lines only.
-
-
- With /V Option
- --------------
-
- The display is 25 lines only.
-