Borland Remote Debugger 10.0

Borland Remote Debugger is a classic utility designed to debug applications running on a separate machine or target environment while you control the session from your development host. It enables source-level inspection without installing a full IDE on the target, making it ideal for scenarios where the app behaves differently on specific hardware or configurations.

Key capabilities:

• Remote execution control: start, attach, pause, and resume target processes from the host
• Source-level debugging: set breakpoints, step into/over/out, and navigate call stacks
• State inspection: view variables, memory, and registers with symbol-aware context
• Lightweight target component: minimal footprint on the machine being debugged
• Borland toolchain compatibility: uses Borland symbols for accurate line and variable mapping

Well-suited for:

• Reproducing and diagnosing environment-specific issues
• Debugging on systems that cannot run a full development environment
• Testing across diverse hardware or legacy platforms

Note: Borland Remote Debugger originates from the Borland ecosystem and is typically associated with older development toolchains. Check the specific version’s documentation for supported platforms and connection methods.

Borland Remote Debugger is developed by Borland Software Corporation and is used by 6 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 10.0. The names of program executable files are bordbg70.exe, bordbg61.exe, bordbg51.exe, bordbg50.exe and bordbg60.exe.