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> Ok, as a small service I just had a look at Borlands site:
> http://codecentral.borland.com/Item.aspx?id=14513
> brings you right to the respective download page - but
> they want you to log in (as you probably know).

Thanks - I never knew that John Thomas posted that.

FYI: I just downloaded it from there.  No login.  No idea why your 
experience was different.  It came in with the impossibly long name of
14513_borland_debug_hook_library_and_header_file.ZIP

> .... my absolute favourite being Stranger In a Strange Land...

I grew up reading Heinlein.  A lot of his stuff was for kids and as a kid I 
got his books from the library and devoured them.  When Stranger in a 
Strange Land came out it absolutely blew me away.  Except for Glory Road, 
The Number of the Beast and the unfinished first novel that they posted on 
the Internet recently (didn't keep a link) I like everything he wrote.

.  Ed

> Helmut Giese wrote in message
> news:449832fc.21238642@forums.borland.com...
>
>>I just looked and could not find a bordebug.dll.  Where did you find it?
>
> it comes as part of the download from the Delphi Magazine site
> (dmag63.zip) and a readme therein says
> ---
> 14513
> =====
>
> This is the Borland CodeCentral download #14513
> bordebug.dll The API DLL from Borland
> bordebug.h The C header file
> ---
> which is probably where I got it in the first place.
>
> Ok, as a small service I just had a look at Borlands site:
> http://codecentral.borland.com/Item.aspx?id=14513
> brings you right to the respective download page - but they want you
> to log in (as you probably know).
>
>>> ... ever stared at binary data trying to grok its structure? ...
>>
>>Do I detect a Heinlein fan?
> You're very observant. Yes, and a big one to boot - my absolute
> favourite being Stranger In a Strange Land. I had it in English,
> French and German - the German edition being lousy: The page count was
> about 2/3 of the original - and if you consider that German words are
> (on average) longer than their English counterparts so that any
> reasonable translation from English to German usually increases the
> size - well, you get an idea.
> Of course, now that I come to think of it, it's been years - _many_
> years even, that I didn't re-read any of his works. Hm, maybe some
> evening(s) this summer will offer an opportunity.
> .
> Hey, Ed, thanks a lot for putting this idea into my mind. :)