Debugging and module's global vars scope

[matteo_massaro]

Hi,
I've got a quite annoying problem in debugging fortran projects with Visual Studio 2005. What happens is that during debugging I can't scope any module's global variable (scope window says 'Undefined Variable')! I don't know if it's related to the Visual Studio setup or whatelse but I'm constrained to assign module's global vars to some local vars and scope the local vars!

How can I solve this?

[onkelhotte]

Quoting - matteo massaro

Hi,
I've got a quite annoying problem in debugging fortran projects with Visual Studio 2005. What happens is that during debugging I can't scope any module's global variable (scope window says 'Undefined Variable')! I don't know if it's related to the Visual Studio setup or whatelse but I'm constrained to assign module's global vars to some local vars and scope the local vars!

How can I solve this?

Update to a newer version of IVF.

Ive had the same problem with 10.1.025, but now I use 11.0.072 and now is shows thevalue.

When you cant update, use this workaround.As name use

moduleName::varname instead of varname


Markus

[matteo_massaro]

Quoting - onkelhotte

Update to a newer version of IVF.

Ive had the same problem with 10.1.025, but now I use 11.0.072 and now is shows thevalue.

When you cant update, use this workaround.As name use

moduleName::varname instead of varname


Markus

Actually my module global var is defined as

TYPE(myType), PRIVATE :: var

I've tried with both

TYPE(myType), PRIVATE :: Modulename::var
TYPE(myType), PRIVATE , Modulename::var

but syntax error occurs. What's the correct syntax for that?

[onkelhotte]

Quoting - matteo massaro

Actually my module global var is defined as

TYPE(myType), PRIVATE :: var

I've tried with both

TYPE(myType), PRIVATE :: Modulename::var
TYPE(myType), PRIVATE , Modulename::var

but syntax error occurs. What's the correct syntax for that?

You have use modulename::varnamein the VS debugger. In my case, I have the module sharedVariables and real*4 runtime as a variable. This works with your type declaration as well (bramme is a type I declared myself).

Markus