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Open source code of old version when debugging

haitao
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When I debug the source code by setting some break point, CVF always open the source code in another folder which is my old version of the code. If I delete the folder of old version, CVF will popup a "Find Source" window and ask me "please enter the path for xxx.f".
It seems the path of old version is saved somewhere in project/environment settings, but I can not find it.
Please help. Thanks in advance.
Haitao
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Lorri_M_Intel
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When you first added the source file to the project, it stored the directory path to that source file.
To see this, from the Workspace pane, in the list of source files for your project, use a right-button mouse click to bring up a popup menu. Select Properties from that menu, and you'll see the full directory path to your source file.
If you want to change it, again from the Workspace pane, select the source file by using the left mouse button, and then press the delete key. Before you get nervous, all that does is remove it from the project -- it does NOT affect the actual file.
Now, go to the main menu, Project-Add to project-Files, and select the source file from the OTHER directory.
Now you should see your changes when you debug.
- Lorri
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haitao
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Thanks. I'll try.
Haitao
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