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Debugging and mapping functions (MS Linker) (Developers)

posted by lifelike, 25.03.2025, 23:16

> at the beginning of your .exe file, there is a "relocation" table, meaning > "when loading the program into RAM at a certain address, please add this > address to these locations". > this offset is obviously the same for the entire program. > > > I used that to find one function after locating > > another function that had the same segment in the MAP file. But that was > a Thanks for these pointers! I did some more searching and found some detailed explanations how the PSP works and how to find the segment the EXE was loaded to. That will be useful. > CODEVIEW for MSC > WDB/WDEB386 for WCC > ... Yes... I know I make things difficult for myself, but my project involves trying to make something with the toolchain that Microsoft kindly included in their 2024 release of MS-DOS 4.0. Unfortunately they did not include CODEVIEW. https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS/tree/main/v4.0/src/TOOLS Besides using the DOSBox-X debugger is (other than the lack of symbols) convenient compared to running a debugger inside of DOS. Especially since it is an application with graphics.

 

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