Attach to Process

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Debugs a process that is currently running on either your local computer, a remote PC, or a multi-device target platform.

Item	Description
Debugger	Select the debugger you want to use to debug the process: Embarcadero Windows 32-bit Debugger - for Windows 32-bit applications. Embarcadero Windows 64-bit Debugger for Delphi - for Windows 64-bit Delphi applications. Embarcadero Windows 64-bit LLDB Debugger for C++ - for Windows 64-bit C++ applications. Embarcadero Linux 64-bit Debugger - for Linux 64-bit applications. Embarcadero iOS Device 64-bit Debugger - for iOS 64-bit applications compiled for iOS devices. Embarcadero Android 32-bit Debugger - for Android 32-bit applications compiled for Android 32-bit target platforms. Embarcadero Android 64-bit Debugger - for Android 64-bit applications compiled for Android 64-bit target platforms. Embarcadero macOS 64-bit Debugger - for macOS 64-bit applications. Embarcadero macOS ARM 64-bit Debugger - for macOS and iOS Simulator ARM 64-bit applications.
Remote machine	Complete this field according to the debugging solution you are using: If you are using the new remote and multi-device debugging solution that uses the Platform Assistant and a connection profile, you must: Click the ellipsis button [...]. On the Select Connection Profile dialog box, select an existing connection profile or create a new one that you want to use for this remote process. The Remote Machine name is then taken from the Host name field in the connection profile. When you mouse-over the field, the Profile and Host names are displayed in a tool tip hint, whereas no tool tip appears for a Remote Machine name that you entered explicitly. When you click OK on the Select Connection Profile dialog box, the debugger immediately tries the connection with the remote machine. You need to ensure a working connection between your development system and the target platform where the process is running. See Working with a Mac and a PC. If you are using the old-style remote debugging solution: The remote debug server (such as rmtdbg280.exe for 32-bit Windows) must be running on the remote computer. There are different sets of remote debug server files for each supported target platform. If a port was specified when starting the remote debug server, enter a colon after the host name, followed by the port. For example, if you specified port 8000, specify the remote host as somehost:8000 or 127.0.0.1:8000. Otherwise, the default port 64447 is used.
Running processes	Lists the processes currently running on the local machine or, if specified, the remote machine (the Remote Debug Server must be running).
Image Name	Lists the name of the process.
PID	Lists the process identifier of the process.
Path	Lists the location of the process.
Show system processes	Includes system processes in the Running Processes list.
Pause after attach	Pauses the process after the debugger attaches to it and displays the CPU View. You will need to run, step, or trace to resume execution.
Refresh	Refreshes and redisplays the list of running processes.
Attach	Attaches the debugger to the selected process and, if Pause after attach is enabled, displays the CPU window. The Attach button is disabled for the IDE itself or for any process that you have already attached to with the debugger.

See Also

• Attaching to a Running Process
• Starting the Debugger
• Detach From Program