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Debugging CVF in .NET

jlea
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‎12-12-2002 10:38 PM
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Does anyone know of any settings in the .NET debugger that will allow me to see the value of fortran variables (in decimal) in the debugger when the cursor is placed over the variable? It currently shows only the value in Hex; if I do a quick watch on the variable and expand it, it shows the decimal value.

Also, if a variable is declared as integer ALLCAPS, but is used as allcaps, placing the cursor over the variable does nothing, I have to go up to the declaration statement in order to see what the value is. Is the a setting to ignore case? Thanks. Jon.
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