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I'm currently porting two CVF applications to IVF - three days so far, given up on one, think I can see light at the end of the tunnel on the other.
I may have missed something obvious but the behaviour of the debugger after a run-time error in IVF leaves a little to be desired. In CVF after the error and the run-time error message box a second message box is displayed giving the option to debug the program. On selecting Cancel to debug the program the debugger is entered at the point in the Fortran program at which the run-time error occurred. In IVF the debugger seems to be entered in the system routine that has output the error message with no prospect of entering the Fortran code - at least I couldn't find a way. Is this a feature? (Sorry if this is retreading old ground.)
I may have missed something obvious but the behaviour of the debugger after a run-time error in IVF leaves a little to be desired. In CVF after the error and the run-time error message box a second message box is displayed giving the option to debug the program. On selecting Cancel to debug the program the debugger is entered at the point in the Fortran program at which the run-time error occurred. In IVF the debugger seems to be entered in the system routine that has output the error message with no prospect of entering the Fortran code - at least I couldn't find a way. Is this a feature? (Sorry if this is retreading old ground.)
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Well, that part is, I think, the same as for CVF. What sometimes goes wrong, though, is that the "context" menu doesn't allow you to find the user code that triggered the error. If you run the program under the debugger, it ought to stop at the point of error.
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