>>>>Is there a way to step through a complied code in the debugger?
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Miles
>>>
>>>
>>>Not in runtime. The debugger is not available.
>>
>>I didn't think so for 8 years.... yet I start a new job 2 months ago and they showed me how!
>>
>>Basically, in the source code, place a SUSPEND where you want to stop at. Then compile the code... (EXE).
>>
>>Make sure you have set your default to where the EXE and Project are at (in the same directory). Then just DO your.EXE.
>>
>>When you hit the SUSPEND... the EXE will stop at that line and you can bring up the debugger by typing DEBUG in the command window.
>>
>>Tommy
>
>Using "DO YOUR.EXE" implies you are in the development enviroment and not using the run-time files at all.

I agree.

If he meant outside of the developement environment, then you have to resort to tricks for tracking what is going on (as mentioned already... wait windows showing variable values).

If he meant inside it...he can trace the EXE.

Tommy