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Hi all,
I am using CVF 6.6B on WindowsXP SP1, 256MB RAM, 40GB HD.
When I try to debug a fortran console program, a windows asking me for a file "crt0.c" appear. I just make a search in my HD for this file, but I did not find it. After that, the debug enter in the assembler windows.
Also I try to generate all the code information (using the DEBUG option and code listing in the project options) unsuccesfully.
How can I get a "normal" debug session? I mean, I would like to get into the source code not into the assembler code step-by-step.
Regards,
Camps
I am using CVF 6.6B on WindowsXP SP1, 256MB RAM, 40GB HD.
When I try to debug a fortran console program, a windows asking me for a file "crt0.c" appear. I just make a search in my HD for this file, but I did not find it. After that, the debug enter in the assembler windows.
Also I try to generate all the code information (using the DEBUG option and code listing in the project options) unsuccesfully.
How can I get a "normal" debug session? I mean, I would like to get into the source code not into the assembler code step-by-step.
Regards,
Camps
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You need to set a breakpoint at the first executable line of the fortran program and use the Go command to start.
How are you trying to get the code? You want to specify a source listing with the machine code option.

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