How do get FORTRAN variable addresses to display under the debugger

[dsac_kevin]

Were running

Intel Fortran Compiler Integration for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2002, Version 9.1.3663.2002, Copyright (C) 2002-2006 Intel Corporation With MicroSoft Studio .NET. How do we get the address of the debugged variables to be available. We get the name, value and type but not the address.

Is there some setting we have to change under Properties for the project?

[jimdempseyatthecove]

Type the variable name into the Memory Watch window. Once entered, the memory watch window shows the Hex address.

Jim Dempsey

[Jeffrey_A_Intel]

LOC is your friend.

In a Watch window, enter

LOC(variable)

as the name of the entity to be Watch'd. Change the display radix to hex if you want or, moresimply, enter

LOC(variable),x

to display the address in hex regardless of the default display radix.

You can also "watch"

ALLOCATED(variable)

and

ASSOCIATED(variable).

[jimdempseyatthecove]

Didn't know that. Thanks for the tip Jeff.

So some of the intrinsics are known by the debugger.

Back in the old days (ca 1992)using Borland C++ you could enter in a function name with arguments and it would call your function.

Jim Dempsey