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I recently installed IVF 13.2, but only in VS2010. I also run 11.1 in VS2008. So I did the save the Intel Fortran folder and restore to be able to continue using 11.1 in VS2008. It works, but when debugging, the array displays in the watch/locals/autos/QuickView windows all start displaying with indexes from zero and not one (all my arrays start at 1). It also won't do hover view if I select an array item like "DATA(I)". Is there a simple fix for this?
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I would say it more looks as if you are seeing the C debug expression evaluator and not Fortran's.
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and is that selectable?
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Saving the 11.1 install folder and restoring is probaly not going to correctly preserve the installation correctly. I have a similar installation but did not need to manually restore the 11.1 folder after installing 13.2. I just selected to install as a new version rather than replacing the old. And since the VS integration can be selected just for VS2010 it leaves the VS2008 install untouched.
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I followd the information in Steve's post here:
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If you're seeing C syntax and types in the Locals window, then the Fortran debug support isn't properly installed. I would suggest reinstalling the older version.

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