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Unable to start debugging

wkramer
Beginner
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Hello,
Since I updated to version 9.0.19, I get the following message when running an application fromvisual studio:
Unable to start debugging
Unable to start program'..*.exe'
The server returned an exception
It may already have been there under 9.0.18
Is this a known problem, should I try to reinstall or is it just some setting that has changed?
Thanks for any advice,
Walter Kramer

Message Edited by WKRAMER on 07-12-2005 02:22 PM

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Steven_L_Intel1
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In your project property pages, select Debugging. What does it show for Command?
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wkramer
Beginner
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Depending on the application:
Command: $(TargetPath)
or something like
Command: i:IvfIf97IF97tst$(OUTDIR)IF97tst.exe
Applications may or may not have command arguments and/or working directory specified.
Walter
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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If you create a new console application with the sample code defined, does the same problem occur? I haven't seen this particular issue before and am trying to see if it is a project issue or something larger.
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wkramer
Beginner
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Yes, I get the same error message.
Walter
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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Sounds like something is corrupted in the install. Please do the following:

1. Close Visual Studio.NET
2. Open the Windows Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs
3. Uninstall "Intel Visual Fortran Compiler 9.0 Integrations in Microsoft Visual Studio"
4. Still in Add or Remove Programs, select Microsoft Visual Studio.NET Professional 2003 and click Change/Remove
5. On the screen that comes up, click "2. Visual Studio.NET"
6. On the next screen select Repair/Reinstall
7. When this completes, rerun the Intel Fortran installer and reinstall the "Integrations into Microsoft Visual Studio".

Let me know what happens.
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wkramer
Beginner
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Steve,
You were right, I did as you told and now everything works fine.
Thanks a lot,
Walter
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