>So, I'm trying to use the debugger on a rather large program. I have the 
>"bug" clicked only on the one .INCL file I want to trace, and at the top 
>of that file I have a TROFF statement. Within that file, in the one 
>function I want to examine, I have a TRON BREAK.
>
>The problem is, whenever I try to run the program, I get an alert with 
>this message:
>
>STOP at line 1000
>in file SUBS DEBUGGER.INCL
>Missing Debug Resources!
>
>And an option to either stop or continue. If I choose to continue, the 
>debugger window opens, but the application quits as soon as I say "Go".
>
>I am using FB^3 Version 6, with the 6.0.3 headers. All are freshly 
>installed. I'm running FB under Classic within OSX. The debugger .RSRC 
>file is in the headers folder along with with SUBS DEBUGGER.INCL.
>
>Thoughts or suggestions?
>
John,

What happens if you also "bug" the .MAIN file? I seem to recall some 
strange behaviors if it isn't in the debug chain, so I always click it 
along with anything else I want to debug. I don't know whether you can 
get away with putting a TROFF at the top of it or not.

hth
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