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C++ Builder 6 - Remote debugger

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From: Micron Engineering
Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 06:48
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I need to debug an exe program on a Pentium class PC with 32MB ram and 
only 2 GB HD running Windows NT 4.0 PACK 4 (it is inside a cnc machine 
that have to be upgraded) so I decide to use a P4 PC (running Windows 
2000) linked to to the P1 PC and using Remote Debugger. The problem is 
that it doesn't work and seems impossible to run the program without 
causing errors on the debugger (P1 side). Is there any reason? Is it 
possible to use remote debugger on a NT PC? I normally use it on Win 
2000 machines and it works.
Best regards,
Massimo Manca, Micron Engineering
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