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Debug question

dondilworth
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‎05-20-2012 03:52 AM
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When my program encounters an array index that is out of bounds, I want to see where in the code it happens. The debugger stops execution, but the call stack has only Windows routines, not my own subroutines. How can I get it to point to the error in my Fortran code?
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Anonymous66
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‎05-21-2012 07:47 AM
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To see where the error is occurring in your code, the option /traceback needs to be set. If you are using Visual Studio, it is under properties > Run-time > Generate Traceback Information. It is on by default in debug mode.

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Anonymous66
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‎05-21-2012 07:47 AM
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To see where the error is occurring in your code, the option /traceback needs to be set. If you are using Visual Studio, it is under properties > Run-time > Generate Traceback Information. It is on by default in debug mode.

Annalee
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