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Is is possible to get PDB files for Intel Fortran Runtime dlls like libifcodemd.dll?
Visual Studio 2005 has a symbol server and you can get PDB files for just about ANY Microsoft DLL.
This is -extremely- handy if you want to investigate crash stacks such as the one below:
ntdll.dll!_RtlAllocateHeap@12() + 0xe30 bytes
msvcrt.dll!__heap_alloc() + 0xe0 bytes
msvcrt.dll!__nh_malloc() + 0x13 bytes
msvcrt.dll!_malloc() + 0x27 bytes
libifcoremd.dll!10004bfd()
[Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for libifcoremd.dll]
Visual Studio 2005 has a symbol server and you can get PDB files for just about ANY Microsoft DLL.
This is -extremely- handy if you want to investigate crash stacks such as the one below:
ntdll.dll!_RtlAllocateHeap@12() + 0xe30 bytes
msvcrt.dll!__heap_alloc() + 0xe0 bytes
msvcrt.dll!__nh_malloc() + 0x13 bytes
msvcrt.dll!_malloc() + 0x27 bytes
libifcoremd.dll!10004bfd()
[Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for libifcoremd.dll]
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No, sorry. The PDB file by itself isn't that helpful if you don't have the source as well. Please contact Intel Premier Support if you need assistance diagnosing a problem. I'd suggest linking against the static libraries - this might give you a bit more information.
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No, just the PDB by itself is very helpful. It allows the debugger to decipher the full stack which it otherwise cant....

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