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how to debug a FORTRAN dll

jd_weeks
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‎08-12-2009 05:04 PM
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I have a C/C++ main program that calls into a FORTRAN dll built in a separate project. I am using Visual Studio 2008 and Intel FORTRAN compiler version 11.0.0.4. I have set the command to start the main program, and it runs just fine. If I try to set a breakpoint in the Fortran code, it turns hollow with a warning badge, and a tool tip that reads, The breakpoint will not be hit. No symbols loaded for this document.

I presume I need to find a symbol definition file (or something) and put it somewhere special. Can anyone help me with this?

I found a posting from Steve from 2003 (!); the answer was "See this" and "this" was a broken link :( A fresh link would be great!

Thanks!
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jd_weeks
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‎08-12-2009 05:58 PM
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It turns out I have a different problem- I tried setting a breakpoint on the call into my dll (in the C++ code) and there it tells me "there is no code associated with that line". I just set a breakpoint on another routine defined in my dll, and was able to step directly from the C code into the Fortran. So it's not debugging that's broken, it's getting the code into the dll.

Sorry for the noise!
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