Visual studio debugger reports incorrect variable values

[Terry_Gerald1]

I have a user defined type with type bound procedures.

When stepping inside any of the type-bound procedures with the VS Debugger, a query of type variables yields total nonsense for any and all variables.


The debugger doesn't seem to understand the "this" pointer.


Note: If I print ("write(*,*) var_name" )out the variable values, the correct values are written to the screen.

Edited code below is similar to what I am running

module FSM_module

implicit none

integer, parameter :: fpx = 4

type :: sed_reactor_type

integer :: number_layers

real(kind=fpx) :: area

real(kind=fpx), dimension(:), allocatable :: flow_
real(kind=fpx), dimension(:), allocatable :: width_
real(kind=fpx), dimension(:), allocatable :: d_

real(kind=fpx), dimension(:), allocatable :: conc_
real(kind=fpx), dimension(:), allocatable :: dss_
real(kind=fpx), dimension(:), allocatable :: fd_

real(kind=fpx) :: concTop = 0
real(kind=fpx) :: concBottom = 0
real(kind=fpx) :: fluxTop = 0
real(kind=fpx) :: fluxBottom = 0


contains

procedure :: set_flow => FSM_set_flow

procedure :: set_conc => FSM_set_conc

....................................

end type

private :: FSM_set_flow, FSM_set_conc

contains

subroutine FSM_set_width(this, values, srp)

class(sed_reactor_type) :: this
real(kind=fpx), dimension(*) :: values
type(sed_reactor_type), pointer :: srp
integer :: n

real(kind=fpx) :: depth = 0;

this%width_(0) = values(1)
do n=1, this%number_layers
this%width_(n) = values(n)
this%d_(n) = depth
depth = depth + values(n)
end do
this%width_(this%number_layers+1) = values(this%number_layers)

end subroutine FSM_set_width


subroutine FSM_set_conc(this, values, srp)

class (sed_reactor_type) :: this
real(kind=fpx), dimension(*) :: values
type(sed_reactor_type), pointer :: srp
integer :: n

this%conc_(0) = values(1)
do n=1, this%number_layers
this%conc_(n) = values(n)
end do
this%conc_(this%number_layers+1) = values(this%number_layers)

end subroutine FSM_set_conc

................................

end module FSM_module

[Terry_Gerald1]

Well, I guess you cant cut and past from visual studio!

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[abhimodak]

Hi Terry

Check this post: http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=75442&o=a&s=lr

I think this is a known issue.

Abhi