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Problem with the start debugging

ceren_k_
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We are having trouble with pre-written Fortran code compile.When we open pre-written Fortran code,start debugging button isn't active(pic1) and when  we copy entire code and paste new project page start debugging button is active(pic2) but when we press the button for start debugging give a warning(pic3).I would appreciate if you could help us.

Best regards,

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FortranFan
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"when we press the button for start debugging give a warning(pic3)" -

when you pressed the button to start debugging, Visual Studio attempted to build your program first.  However it encountered many compilation errors - see "Output" window at the bottom of the screen.  You need to fix these errors first.

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ceren_k_
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When ı compile same pre-written Fortran program with the old version compiler,program running smoothly so ı think that compilation errors stems from something else but i didn't find reeason.

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Les_Neilson
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Could it be that the new compiler is finding errors with the code that the older compiler did not?

Perhaps when you "copy and paste" the code something was missed? (e.g. include files)

Are you creating the correct kind of "new project"?

The errors are shown in the output window (and in the buildlog.html file) you need to correct these errors first.

Many of us have been through the situation where code used to compile and run with an old compiler but fails with a new one.

If you attach the build log file or better still the failing code (at the minimum the routine console25.f90) we will be better able to help you.

Les

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ceren_k_
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this program cannot be compiled with intel parallel studio XE 2013 but I had previously compiled with  microsoft developer studio fortran

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Lorri_M_Intel
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The code as posted references several external files; search for the word "include" and you will see the names of these files.

If it cannot find the file, it will give an error.

I suspect that your previous configuration had an INCLUDE path set to the location of these files.   You'll need to do the same for the new environment.

 

                 --Lorri

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ceren_k_
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i have this file but program still doesn't compile.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Rather than attach screenshots (for some reason two of the screenshots you attached are showing different pictures now), please attach a ZIP of your project folder after you get the error messages. This will help us help you.

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ceren_k_
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I add pictures and fortran code and necessary include folder as RAR in attachment. pictures showing different because pic1 picture of first opened with intel parallel studio xe 2013 but there start debugging button isn't active so ı copy entire code and paste empty project page to compile then start debugging button is active(pic2) when we press the button for start debugging give a warning(pic3).

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Steven_L_Intel1
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The debugging won't start because the program had errors during the build. One of the screenshots shows the compilation terminating due to "too many errors" but you didn't show the build log I asked for which would show those errors.

When I compile the source you provide, I do get three errors due to mismatched argument types, but you're clearly getting more.

For example, one of the errors is that at line 1784 you pass the COMPLEX(16) array rvec to routine relaxap1a, but the corresponding argument there is declared REAL (that means REAL(4). This is simply wrong. There are more errors like this highlighted by the compiler.

Without seeing the buildlog.htm file from the Debug folder, I don't know what else went wrong. Please ZIP that file and attach it here.

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ceren_k_
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I attach buildlog.htm file here

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ceren_k_
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now attach

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Steven_L_Intel1
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You have a fixed-form source file, but you named it with a .f90 file type, which causes it to be treated as free-form source. Rename the file to Console34.f and most of the problems should disappear.

See also Doctor Fortran in "Source Form Just Wants to be Free"

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ceren_k_
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Thank you very much now i give only one error "no such file or directory" is this error about geo.inc or dim.inc file? I put this file into console34  file.I wonder if somewhere else to put it to work smoothly

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Steven_L_Intel1
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You didn't show the error message. The include files would normally want to be in the same directory as the .f source, which you have done.

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ceren_k_
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ı attach new buildlog file as rar

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Steven_L_Intel1
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The error message says that it can't find Console34.f90. You renamed the source file in the directory but not in the project. Probably the easiest way to handle this is to remove the .f90 source from the project and add the .f. In the future you can rename the file in the "Solution Explorer" and it will take care of both actions.

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ceren_k_
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I try change .f90 as .f but give an eror again.please help me about how remove the .f90 source from the project and add the .f

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Since you already renamed the file separately, click once on the .f90 file in Solution Explorer and press Delete. It may ask if you want to remove the file or delete the file from disk - choose Remove. Now right click on the project, select Add > Existing Item. Select your .f90 file and add it.

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ceren_k_
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i did what you say but still give me error.ı attach buildlog file again.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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These errors are not what you saw before you fixed the filename. See my reply #10 above for an explanation of the errors you're seeing now. These are bugs in your program source that you need to fix.
 

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