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Visual Studio, mixed languages python and fortran, debugging fortran code from python

Skagerak
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‎04-11-2025 06:18 AM
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I'm dealing with a legacy project with mixed languages, fortran and python.

We have previously been using visual studio 2017 and the ifort compiler (commercial, not oneAPI) and were able to debug the fortran code when running the python calls in visual studio with the "enable native language debugging" feature.

Now we want to do the same with more recent versions of visual studio and oneAPI.
Ideally we would like to use visual studio 2022 and oneAPI 2024 (we are still building in 32 bits).

Does anyone have experience with this? We have not managed to get the debugging to work with vs2022 and oneapi 2024.2.

Reading around on the internet, there seems to be some hope for using vs2019.

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jimdempseyatthecove
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‎04-11-2025 07:14 AM
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The newest versions of oneAPI build 64-bit applications (and lack ifort). You may want to keep ifort from older versions of oneAPI, or decide to migrate to 64-bit applications.

 

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