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Visual Fortran Debugger

g_krishnan
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‎03-25-2003 04:51 PM
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Hi All:

This posting may sound lame, but being more used to the "dbx" debugger the visual fortran debugger is throwing obstracles at me. Anyway how exactly do I introduce a conditional break in the visual fortran debugger? (i need to stop say when a variable i is equal to 4000)

Any help is appretiated..!!

Adios
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎03-25-2003 10:17 PM
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Yes. Set the breakpoint normally. Now select Edit..breakpoints. Select the breakpoint you want and click the Conditions button. Now you can type in an expression such as "i == 4000" (without the quotes).

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