memcpy.asm

[chris2009]

If I only install Visual Fortran Compiler 11 (which includes a version of Visual Studio), will I have issues when I try to run the Fortran program through Visual Studio? While I'm in debug mode, I come across this error:
There is no source code available for the current location.
In the Assembler I see that a file is missing: memcpy.asm.
Do I need to install Microsoft Visual Studio instead of trying to use what comes with the compiler to resolve this issue. I did a search for memcpy.asm on my computer and did not find it anywhere.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

You do not need to install anything else. What has happened is that your program encountered an error - possibly an access violation - and the actual error occured inside a Microsoft C library routine called memcpy (which is called by the Fortran run-time library). Because you're building a debug configuration, the default is that you link with the Microsoft C debug libraries which, among other things, are built themselves with debug information and the source for them is provided with Microsoft Visual C++.

The source would probably not be useful to you anyway - you can use the stack frame control in the debugger to go "up" levels until you see where in your code the error occurred.