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only the disassembly in debug mode

rahzan
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I recently had to switch hard drives. So I had to reinstall CVF6.6B.
on the oldinstallation, in an in-process COM project, I could easily get into the debug mode and step through the source code.
on the new installation, when I start the debug, I get the disassembly.
What I have noticed is that, I'm getting the source code with the disassembly of each line in from of it. so I can step through each disassembly line.
Is there a setting or some other fact I'm missing?
Any hints will be VERY much appreciated.

Message Edited by rahzan on 07-29-2004 02:00 PM

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Lorri_M_Intel
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You've probably already resolved this, but just in case.
If it is able to display the source with the assembly language, it can display the source window.
So, hopefully it's as easy as closing the disassembly window, and your source window will be on top. If not - click the yellow arrow in the toolbar,which will bring you to the source line.
- Lorri
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rahzan
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Thanks Lorri,
The wierd part was that I noticed that the fortran code was interspersed with the assembly code, as if the translation of the each line was directly under it, and I could step through each "sub-line".
Using this I resolved my data type interfacing problem I had, but I never went back to see if the interfacing problem with VBA was causing this strange behavior or my recent reinstallation of the cvf compiler along with its updates somehow left the thing in a funny state for debug.
Tim
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