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Enabling Array Visualizer

Steven_L_Intel1
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The next few posts were moved from an unrelated thread. Unfortunately, I see that they are inserted in the reverse order, so read from 6 to 1.
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peter_cool14
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But unfortunatley I can not view the arrays using 'Array Visualizer'.

Steve,

Re: http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=57537

As the users pointed out, I too don't see any 'Directories' folder. All I see is two options . I've attached a screenshot of what it looks like. Can you elaborate little bit more on how to add include/dir to get AV working properly in IVF 2005. Your response is appreciated!
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Steven_L_Intel1
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The interface for specifying directories changed a couple of versions ago. Now you have those three lists for Executable, Include and Library directories. Click on the ... button to edit the list.
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peter_cool14
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Steve,

Thanks for the reply. Can you please tell me what should I do from there. I mean how to include directores. There is no browser, it seems we have to type the path manually. However the problem is there are $() some kind of not straightforward path which i've never encountered. I know that i have to include the pathat the end of the list. Can you tell me the format.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Just type in the full path manually.

The $() syntax is peculiar to Visual Studio. What goes inside the parentheses is an environment variable. Some of these variables are defined only in the context of a Visual Studio build, such as $(OutDir) or $)ConfigurationName).
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peter_cool14
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Steve,

This's what I've tried(attachment), including directories, but still AV remains grayed out. Do I need to follow the same format as the others have???
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Steven_L_Intel1
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The presence or absence of directories in this dialog does not affect whether or not "View Array" is available to you in the debugger. That's what you want, right?

I'm moving this to a separate thread.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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If you have Intel Array Visualizer (not Array Viewer) installed, an install of Intel Visual Fortran should enable the "View Array" feature in the debugger without further configuration.
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peter_cool14
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Steve,

Yes that is what I want. All I want is to use Array visualizer, BTW I have Array Visualizer not array Viewer.

I followed the post installation instructions from AV release notes.

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tropfen
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If you have Intel Array Visualizer (not Array Viewer) installed, an install of Intel Visual Fortran should enable the "View Array" feature in the debugger without further configuration.

Thanks for this post. Its solves my starting problem with the AV.

Could you please add this part of information to the meta data and install instructionfrom the Array Visualizer. It should be placed at the top and in huge letters.

Is it possible to add the AV inside the IVF installations files? Even as an option which has to be activated individually, including the information it is not supported. This would solve the problem to reinstall IVF to get the AV activated

Frank
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Steven_L_Intel1
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No, we won't include AV in the IVF install. I'm somewhat surprised that the order matters, though, as it didn't in the past.

I will see about adding some text to the AV install description.
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