Can't debug Fortran in VB2008 project on 64-bit machine

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Can't debug Fortran in VB2008 project on 64-bit machine

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I have a Visual Basic solution in VS2008 which uses a Forrtran DLL. I ambuilding on a 64-bit machine for a x86 platform. I can set a break in theFortran code and run to it and past it. However,when I hit continue (exit the Fortran code), I get the following message.

"No symbols are loaded for any call stack frame. The source code cannot be displayed."

If I do not step into the Fortran code the program runs successfully.

I have used both the 11.1 and 12.0 compilers with the same result.

I originally built this solution on a 32-bit machine using VS2005 and it worked fine. I don't know if the problem is between the versions of VS or is caused by building on a 64-bit machine.

Mike

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