Command line debugger

[icamps]

Hi all,

I am using an external editor (smarter than Microsft Visual Studio) to write my fortran source files (I am using CVF6.6B on WinXP, SP1)

I can call any executable from within it.

I would like to know if there is a way to debug a program from the command line (cl). In the help, the solution is to compile the program from the cl. and then to load the executable and source into the Microsoft Visual Studio, then begin the debuger session.

Is there a debuguer for the CVF independent from the Microsoft Visual Studio?

Regards,

Camps

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Not for CVF.

Intel Visual Fortran includes a command-line debugger.

[icamps]

Hi Steve,

Thank by your response.

I am using the IMSL libraries that came with CVF. Is it possible to use them with the Intel compiler and then use the command line debugger?

Regards,

Camps

[Steven_L_Intel1]

No - the CVF IMSL libraries are not compatible with Intel Visual Fortran. There will be IMSL for Intel by the end of March.