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If you look at a large Fortran array in Visual Studio 2500 (quick watch), it only shows the first 1000 elements and at the bottom you see:
THEDATA(43,9) Fortran array expansion limited to 1000 nodes
Is there a way to turn that off or overcome it? 1000 is not that much anymore these days.
Is there a workaround perhaps? I know if this was a C++ array you could do something like: THEDATA+500,100 which would show you the 100 entries starting at the 500th one. I have tried tricking it into letting me see the rest of the array but Fortran seems to have very limited flexibility in terms of what you can evaluate.
I also do not see anything under Tools, Options for turning this off?
Thank you kindly.
THEDATA(43,9) Fortran array expansion limited to 1000 nodes
Is there a way to turn that off or overcome it? 1000 is not that much anymore these days.
Is there a workaround perhaps? I know if this was a C++ array you could do something like: THEDATA+500,100 which would show you the 100 entries starting at the 500th one. I have tried tricking it into letting me see the rest of the array but Fortran seems to have very limited flexibility in terms of what you can evaluate.
I also do not see anything under Tools, Options for turning this off?
Thank you kindly.
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You can explicitly specify the elements you want to view, such as ARRAY(1:5000). I'm pretty sure that works and that it's only when you click the + next to a whole array that you get this limit.
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Start further down in the array
THEDATA( 43: , : )
Jim Dempsey

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