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No values for >1 dimensional arrays when debugging in Visual Studio 2019

RutgerKok
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Hi all,

I'm trying to debug an Abaqus subroutine using Visual Studio, but the locals window won't show any values for arrays that have more than 1-dimension. In other words, I can see the values of scalars and vectors, but not matrices ("C" for example, is a 6x6 matrix). The locals window will say "An unspecified error has occurred", and if I hit refresh it will state that "identifier 'variableName' is undefined".  As you can see in the image, there is no type given for the >1 dimensional arrays.

Note the arrays seem to contain the correct values, they just aren't showing up in the locals window. I also tried to determine the values of elements in the arrays by specifying array slices in a watch window, but that didn't work either. 

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I am using Abaqus 2019 with the oneAPI base+HPC toolkit and Visual Studio Community 2019. I have no issues with compilation. The compiler options are in the document attached.

Thanks for your help!

Rutger

 

 

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Steve_Lionel
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You don't have the Fortran debugging support working - it is assuming C. I suggest an uninstall and reinstall of the Base toolkit, making sure that "Intel Distribution for GDB" is enabled.

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Steve_Lionel
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You don't have the Fortran debugging support working - it is assuming C. I suggest an uninstall and reinstall of the Base toolkit, making sure that "Intel Distribution for GDB" is enabled.

RutgerKok
Beginner
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Hi Steve,  I re-installed the base toolkit and it now works perfectly.

Last time I installed the base toolkit I only installed the "Intel Distribution for GDB" and the packages it required, this time I just installed all the packages just in case. 

In any case, all the arrays are showing up properly now. 

Thank you!

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Steve_Lionel
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Glad to hear it, though it should have worked before... I am told that the Fortran debugging support will be moved to the HPC Toolkit in a future update.

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