if you have experience with debugging you can try the DOSBox debuggerIt can be downloaded from:DOSBox debugger EXE 0.74-3DOSBox debugger EXE 0.74-2DOSBox debugger EXE 0.74For information on how to use it:Guide to debugger
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I've never managed to get dosbox to compile with debugger successfully under mingw. Anyone done so? I run into an issue with pdcurses. From compiling it to installing precompiled pdcurses. Either I run into an error message "", or dosbox compiles and starts but quickly shutsdown without saying anything.
I know this question is old, but for future reference. You can download DOSBOX Debug version. It will give you a nice debug window where you can stem trough the assembler code. just run debug.exe program.exe og press alt+pause when the application is running. You need to know assembler to understand the output, but it is a very strong utility to look trough a programs code.
Extra (Optional): 11. The debug command was deleted in Windows 7 64 bit machines. The file that you've downloaded and installed has the 'debug' executable files. Now, you can run it via DOSBox by typing in DEBUG or DEBUG .exe.
My installer offers to install the system into a folder named OTVDM in the root of your system drive (typically C:), but you can select or create any other folder that you may prefer. After installing the system, you can update it with the latest release of the system by downloading the new release from the AppVeyor page linked above and copying its contents into OTVDM folder, overwriting the existing files.But keep this in mind when installing or reinstalling: If you have already installed otvdm/winevdm using this or any other installation method, my installer will prompt you before it overwrites your otvdm.ini and otvdm\windows\system.ini and otvdm\windows\win.ini files. If you let the installer overwrite these files, you may need to install your 16-bit Windows applications again. Back up your otvdm system before reinstalling! The latest version of the installer offers to open the otvdm.ini file for editing. I strongly recommend that you open that file and read its contents. Some applications (e.g. XyWrite for Windows) will not run unless you enable the option to limit font enumeration.
Otherwise, if you are running Windows 2000 or Windows XP and do not have Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 installed, then you can download and use Microsoft's free debugger WinDbg. A link to download this program is at . Download and install WinDbg.
If none of the previous three troubleshooting steps have resolved your issue, you can try a more aggressive approach (Note: Not recommended for amateur PC users) by downloading and replacing your appropriate debug.exe file version. We maintain a comprehensive database of 100% malware-free debug.exe files for every applicable version of RocketDock. Please follow the steps below to download and properly replace you file:
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