In debugging a Fortran routine which does not have direct access to a variable in a calling routine which I would like to use in Execute Immediate for debugging purposes. I want to know when a special case occurs.
I am using Visual Studio 2012 Update 4 along with a recent version of Fortran Composer. In Visual Studio 2003, I was able to reference variables from calling routines (I can't remember how but I know it no longer works). I know that using the Call Stack I can get the value of the variable I want but that is much more time consuming than if I could reference it directly. Note that the variable I want is "undefined" in the Watch list and doesn't necessarily have its current value. I can double click on it but it then comes up as 'Undefined'.
Thus, if I have variable VC in the current Fortran routine and I want to use the value of variable CRV in Fortran subroutine CSX in the call stack then in Execute Immediate I would like to do something like
VC - 'CSX'.CRV
Can this sort of thing still be done in Visual Studio Debug using Fortran? It wouldn't appear so from the manual (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sc65sadd.aspx). Is there a work around for Fortran users?
Apologies if this is not relevant to this topic. I note that the following query in the forum search provided no help whatsoever:
"visual studio debug execute immediate reference to fortran variable in calling fortran routine".
