debugging Fortran DLL called from ASP.NET

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debugging Fortran DLL called from ASP.NET

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Hi,

I'm writing a Fortran DLL using the Intel Fortran Compiler. The DLL is being called from an ASP.NET form-based application (actually from the C# code-behind DLL). However, I cannot figure out how to use the integrated Intel debugger to step through my fortran code. Debugging a DLL appears to require an "application to start to initiate debugging". Since the DLL will be called by a running application (the local web server on my development machine), does anyone have any suggestions concerning how to configure the debugger so that I can step through my Fortran code? Debugging the ASP.NET code-behindDLL does not allow me to step into the Fortran DLL when it is called.

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