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I am trying to use the debugger to view the contents of a
fortran string with embedded zero bytes. Quickwatch, watch
and variable boxes only show the string up to the first
zero byte treating it as a C string terminator.
How can i make the whole string viewable.
Also: How can i see the actual numeric value of each byte
in a string?
I really miss the unix command line dbx debugger.
Maybe one can be included in the IVF distribution!
thank you
sol gongola
fortran string with embedded zero bytes. Quickwatch, watch
and variable boxes only show the string up to the first
zero byte treating it as a C string terminator.
How can i make the whole string viewable.
Also: How can i see the actual numeric value of each byte
in a string?
I really miss the unix command line dbx debugger.
Maybe one can be included in the IVF distribution!
thank you
sol gongola
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I don't think the treatment of strings in this regard is under our control. What I do for examining strings in hex is to use the Memory window.
Intel Visual Fortran is planned to include a command-line debugger derived from Compaq/DEC ladebug (currently idb on Linux.)
Steve
Intel Visual Fortran is planned to include a command-line debugger derived from Compaq/DEC ladebug (currently idb on Linux.)
Steve
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Command line debugger - very good!
James
James
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