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PF> I have not tried this yet, but I was recently told this:
PF> while (__WD_Present) {
PF> DosSleep (10000);
PF> }
JD> I don't understand what this code is supposed to do,
JD> or if it's related to
JD> disabling a breakpoint. Currently, I have defined a breakpoint as:
The point of the message I sent was to tell you about __WD_Present. The
sleep has nothing to do with your problem. For example:
void BREAKPOINT(void)
{
if( __WD_Present )
_asm int 3 // i'll let you do the "aux" :-) }
JD> If the __WD_Present is just a defined int, then I
JD> don't see that I need a DosSleep for anything; I just
JD> need to do a compare in the inline and branch around
JD> the interrupt call. What was the DosSleep supposed to
JD> do?
Work around a bug in the watcom debugger -- when any thread ends, it
assums the whole process has!
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