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Annoying issues with debug

DavidWhite
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Why do I get a "no source code available" warning when I attempt to step into

Open (2,FILE=LICFILE_LOC//""//TRIM(ModName)//".lc",STATUS="OLD",IOSTAT=I)

How do I stop this happening?

Also, how can I stop the debugger stepping into asm codes -- I only want to ever look at the Fortran code.

Thanks,

David

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Don't use step into - use step over unless you're positioned at a call to one of your Fortran routines.
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DavidWhite
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Steve,

I have also had this happen on a call to my own routine, wherememcpy or check stack asm routines open before stepping into my routine.

Any ideas for this?

Thanks,

David

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Sorry, that's something you will have to put up with. I don't think there's any way to tell the debugger to skip those. You can click the "step out" button which will take you to the end of the routine so you don't have to see all the assembly code.
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