Here is the problem.  I am working on a project in C++Builder 3.0.  After
making some changes to my source code, I did a make on the project.  When I
started debugging the application I noticed that the dots that appear on the
left side of all executable code did not match up to the code in the text
editor window.  Then after stepping through some source code I found that
the compiler was stepping to lines that where commented out or had no code
on them.  At this point I did a build on the project.  This temporarily
corrected the problem.  On the next change/make the problem returned.

Also, I am having a problem with the de{*word*81} simply going away.  Every once
in a while the de{*word*81} will stop functioning and will not stop on my
breakpoints.

I am working in Windows NT 4.0 with fix pack 3 installed.  I have 128 mb of
Ram and am using a Pentium Pro 180.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Are you starting BCB and then loading the project, or are you
double-clicking a BPR file to start BCB? One user reported different (odd)
behavior when starting BCB by double-clicking the project file.

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Kent (TeamB and TurboPower Software)
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BCB Solutions Web Page - http://www.turbopower.com/bcb

But here is the deal.  I originally had the project on a mapped network
drive.  Things
were really slow.  When the de{*word*81} would work, stepping through the code
took
forever.  Just now I moved the code local and created a new project on my
local drive.
The problem looks like it is gone, and WOW is it fast!!!

Although this seems to solve the problem, I am still wondering why this is
happening.  Are there
any settings that I can change in the IDE or in the system to make it work
over the network.

FYI:  I am accessing a Ethernet network running over TCP/IP.  The server is
running OS/2 Warp Server.

I dunno. I never use BCB over the network so I don't have a guess.

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Kent (TeamB and TurboPower Software)
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BCB Solutions Web Page - http://www.turbopower.com/bcb