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Eyyub Volkan �ektimur wrote:
>     BaseAddr : 0x400000
>     EntryPoint : 0x401254
> 
> My address is :
>     0x404980
> 
> 0x404980 - 0x400000 = 0x4980    // off1
> 0x404980 - 0x401254 = 0x372C    // off2
> 
> But in my BorDebug.dll tests i couldn't find these address'. I've add all of
> the offsets but couldn't found. What am i missing or doing wrong ?
>

Don't worry about the entry point address.  This is a function in the 
crtl that is automatically linked in to your app and called as soon as 
the app is executed.  It performs inital setup and then calls your WinMain.

Also, the offset won't be exact because it will be the function offset 
from the start of the file, + the offset in bytes into the function, so 
what you need to find is the nearest offset not greater than the offset 
you have, so look for a function at offset just less than 0x4980.

> Also i couldn't understand the "segment" idea. Borland holds debug
> information on seperated segments i understood. but i couldn't find any
> method to get segment information.
> 
> I think i'm newbie to this subject,
> some documents will help.

I don't fully understand the segment stuff yet.  I did get what you are 
trying to achieve working last year, and I will try and dig out the code 
again (don't know where it is at the moment)>

Unfortunately, Borland don't document what all the entries and structure 
of the TDS file, just provide the debug hook library 'as is' for people 
who want to try and understand it themselves.

Russell