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I am teaching Fortran and using Intel Fortran 7.1 for windows installed into a .NET installation. Everything is fine except when I try to run the code in the IDE. Under Visual Studio 6.0 running CVF and running C++ code in .NET, I would go to the Debug menu and select Start without debugging or press Ctrl+F5 and it would open a DOS window, run the code, and leave the window open with a "Press any key to continue" prompt. Unfortunately, I cannot get the Intel compiler to do that. The window flashes open and then closes immediately without being able to look at the results. Does anyone have a solution?
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I think this problem is fixed in the next release of Intel Fortran. You could set a breakpoint at the END statement, I think.
Steve
Steve

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