Name
IDE, delphi32.exe
Usage
delphi32 [-attach:process
;event
] [-b] [-dfile arguments
] [-hhostname
] [-hm] [-hv] [-m] [-np] [-ns] [-opath
] [-sdpaths
] [-td] [file
]
Description
The
IDE is not a command-line tool, but it can be treated as a
command-line compiler with the -b
and
-m
switches (described in this section). It takes
other switches to start a debugging session or display debugging
information about Delphi itself.
Options are not case sensitive. Each option can begin with a hyphen
(-
) or a slash (/
). Unlike when
using the command-line compiler, you cannot concatenate any options,
even if you use a slash.
The rest of this section describes the command-line options:
-
-attach:
process
;
event
Start Delphi by debugging the running process whose process ID is
process
. When attaching to the process, passevent
as the event ID. Delphi uses this option to enable its just-in-time debugger. You cannot generate anevent
manually, so you cannot use this option in other situations.
-
-b
Build the project named on the command line and exit. Error, warning, and hint messages are written to a file with the project’s filename and the extension .err. The error file is deleted if the project is compiled with no messages.
-
-d
file arguments
... -
-d
file arguments
... Start by loading
file
in the debugger. Any command-line arguments that follow the filename are passed to the program when it starts.
-
-h
hostname
Start a remote debugging session on
hostname
.
-
-hm
Display heap statistics in Delphi’s main window ...
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