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Problem with "undefined address" for arrays in locals tab

NotVeryGoodAtFortran
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‎11-08-2023 01:10 AM
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Hello

 

I have encountered a problem during debugging of my fortran code using microsoft visual studio. Initially no locals would show up but the linked discussion solved it: https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-Fortran-Compiler/Debugging-ifort-in-VS-2022-17-7-hangs-expression-evaluator/m-p/1522644#M168170

Now i have a problem where arrays local to subroutines will show up as "undefined address" in my locals tab. Doubles/skalars show up as one would expect them to but specifically arrays which is not an intent(in) or intent(out) does not seem to work properly. I will attach my project, but full disclosure this is the first time i've done fortran coding and i am in way over my head. 

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jimdempseyatthecove
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‎11-08-2023 05:35 AM
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In MS VS 2019 it shows up.

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My MS VS 2022 is broken (I think an auto-update broke MS VS 2022, it hangs with a [Busy] pop-up in the locals window).

 

It would have been helpful if you gave the context of where your break point was located.

 

Jim Dempsey

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