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              DELPHI 4 REMOTE DEBUGGING NOTES
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These notes explain how to use remote debugging with Delphi
4.0.  Run this setup program on all systems where remote
programs will be running. The Delphi IDE is not required on
remote machines.

On Windows NT, the Remote Debugging service can be run
either as a program or as a service. On Windows 95, the
Remote Debugging service can only be run as a program. To
run as a program, run "borrdg.exe -listen" from either a
DOS box or a shortcut. If installed as a service,
communication  between the debugger and the remote
application is handled automatically.

On your local machine in the IDE, you need to set the
following options to start a remote debugging session:
 
  Project|Options|Linker-Include remote debug symbols needs
  to be checked.

  Project|Options|Directories/Conditionals-Output directory
  can be set to a shared directory on the remote machine.
  If you do not set this up, you need to copy the .exe and
  .rsm files onto the remote machine.

  Run|Parameters|Remote-Set the Remote Path to the remote
  directory and .exe name. Example: d:\temp\proj1.exe
  where d:\temp is a directory on the remote machine. The
  drive and directory do not have to match the project
  directory on the local machine. 
 
  Run|Parameters|Remote-Set the Remote Host to the DNS
  machine name or to the IP address of the machine on which
  you installed the remote debugger server. If you check
  Debug project on remote machine and click OK, all
  debugger commands start a remote debugging session for
  the current project. If you do not check this option, you
  must click the Load button on this dialog to start a
  remote debugging session. This also lets you debug an
  .exe that is already set up on the remote machine without
  having to open the project associated with it.

