Selective Debug?

[lklawrie1]

In the "release" configuration, how would you turn on debugging to selectively debug certain routines. If not possible, can you selectively turn it off in the "debug" configuration.

It's the old problem. An error turns up in execution but I can't track it down in the debugger because something else "comes" up first.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I find it works better to start with a Debug configuration and work from there.

You can't change settings by routine, but you can by file. Right click on the File in "Solution View" and select Properties. There you can change properties for that file only.

[lklawrie1]

Yes, I meant by file, not routine. I think I used the Debug configuration but turned off the problem file as well (debug information none). It really can be frustrating after using CVF which was pretty good about being able to track the problems.

Did someone ever post the read me for the new Intel Compiler release?

Linda

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Yup.

[lklawrie1]

I see where they posted a notice that has as much information as when they posted the link to the new version but nothing about what the new version contains. So.... I still have to uninstall/re-install to get that info? Or am I looking in the wrong place?

Linda

[Steven_L_Intel1]

If you go to File Downloads, and select product Intel Fortran for Windows, the very first file listed is "w_fc_pc_8.1.028_README.txt", which has a (partial) list of bugs fixed. You do still have to uninstall the old version before installing the new.

[lklawrie1]

I usually download from the "what's new" page. Would have never thought to look there -- but may be will from now on.

Linda

[Steven_L_Intel1]

We got complaints that the "What's New" page got too cluttered and removed from it the subsidiary files. Use File Downloads to see everything.