Intel® Fortran Compiler
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VS2005 & x64

buchos
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please, tach me how to build properly and debug fortran application at x64 system? or tell where can i read about.
TIA
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Steven_L_Intel1
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In the on-disk Intel Fortran documentation, Building Applications, the chapter on building in Visual Studio. In particular, the section on selecting a platform.
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buchos
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thanks, but i have some problem with "debug information format" option. when i set it to "full", execution does't stop at break points, when i set it to "line numbers only" execution stops at break points, but the locals window is empty and the watch window has an error "CXX0017: Error: symbol "myvariable" not found"
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buchos
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i just determined, that program must contains no less than one "call" or "if" or "do" et al operator. if so, the breakpoints work properly. the following program never stops at breakpoint at 2nd line:
1 program Test
2* print *, 'hello'
3 end program Test

but this program debigging properly:
1 program Test
2* if (.true.) print *, 'hello'
3 end program Test

(2* means that thehe are a breakpoint)
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Something is not right with the installation. You should not be seeing "cxx" messages at all. This suggests that the Fortran debug integration is not installed. Please uninstall and reinstall the Intel Fortran Integrations into Microsoft Visual Studio. Pay close attention to any error messages.

I can't think of what could cause the breakpoint problem - usually you should not change the debug type setting at all. You are using a "Debug" configuration, right?

If you need more help, please contact Intel Premier Support.

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