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Does the Intel Parallel Debugger Extension (IPDE) work in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and Fortran 11.1 (update 2 or 7)?

Alexandre_Correia
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‎04-09-2010 12:30 AM
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Hi everyone,

I'm confused! Does (or does not) the Intel Parallel Debugger Extension (IPDE) work in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and Fortran 11.1 (update 2 or 7)? Because I have read that IPDE is bundled with Intel Fortran, but I have tried and I can not be able to use /debug:parallel option. Also in Intel Fortran 11.1 (Document number: 321417-002US 28 January 2010) release documentation says "The /debug:parallel option is documented but not yet supported. It will be supported in a subsequent product update and will be mentioned in the release notes for that update.".

In case of does not work, meanwhile, How could I do debug OpenMP code?

I'm using Windows XP 32 SP3, Visual Studio 2005 and Intel Visual Fortran 11.1 update 2.

Thanks in advance
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-09-2010 07:20 AM
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The Parallel Debugger Extension is supported as of Update 2. (There is no Update 7 yet.) You will have to add /debug:parallel under Fortran > Command Line > Additiional Options. Update 5 is current.
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