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In the old CVF, when a project was compiled in the "debug" configuration, I used to get a much more detailed information when an error occurred. For example, when an array had index 0, the error message showed not only the error code, but also the line number where the program stopped. In IVF this information is not shown, at least not by deafault. Is it possible to get it back in some way? Without that, the debugger is not of much help.
Thank you in advance.
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[plain]forrtl: severe (408): fort: (2): Subscript #1 of the array ARRAY has value 11 wh ich is greater than the upper bound of 10 Image PC Routine Line Source Console1.exe 000BB08A Unknown Unknown Unknown Console1.exe 000248FA Unknown Unknown Unknown Console1.exe 0002513E Unknown Unknown Unknown Console1.exe 000210C3 _MAIN__ 9 Console1.f90 Console1.exe 000C24C3 Unknown Unknown Unknown Console1.exe 0006DF39 Unknown Unknown Unknown Console1.exe 0006DDFF Unknown Unknown Unknown kernel32.dll 75DF339A Unknown Unknown Unknown ntdll.dll 77D99ED2 Unknown Unknown Unknown ntdll.dll 77D99EA5 Unknown Unknown Unknown [/plain]Note that Intel Fortran tells you which subscript is out of bounds, what its value is and what the upper bound is. Like with CVF, the debugger stops at the point of the error.
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Hi Steve,
thank you for your answer.
If I launch the debugger, here is the only window I get.
If I hit "break", indeed I am brought to the location where the error occured - I hadn't noticed it before, sorry! But I do now see the console window. How to get it?
Thanks again!
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FWIW, here is what CVF tells you:
[plain]forrtl: severe (161): Program Exception - array bounds exceeded Image PC Routine Line Source t.exe 00401023 MAIN$T 3 t.f90 [/plain]Which is more helpful?
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I must sound really dumb, but I cannot find that window. Here is another screenshot.
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This is where your running application icons are located
Usually at the bottom of the display screen (not bottom of VS IDE Window as you illustrated)
The VS IDE is running in a different process from the application you are debugging (thus two Task Bar icons will be involved)
Note, depending on version of Windows, the icon might not look like a minituretypical black console window
If you cannot figgure it out, just click on each icon until it pops up.
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I see! But the problem is that no console icons shows up. I know that the icons mean, no new icon shows up while debugging, nothing changes in the taskbar.
I am running Window 7 with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and Intel Fortran Compiler 10.0.3718.2005.
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I think it is a console application (how to be sure?) It's not a quickwin, just plain old 77-like code.
You mean I have to buy version 11, don't you?
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Thanks. It says "Console (/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE)". No icon however.
I'll try to squeeze some money out of the team budget to upgrade to version 12.
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