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stop/step/list not working with idb

desouzadacosta
Beginner
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Dear group,
I am getting the following messages when try to use idb with the debug version
of my code. It seems the stop and the step command is not working as expected.
Any help is very welcome.
Thanks.

amscosta@linux:~/mfix/tutorials/fluidBed2> idb
Linux Application Debugger for 32-bit applications, Version 9.0-10, Build
20050413
(idb) load mfix.exe
Reading symbolic information from
/home/amscosta/mfix/tutorials/fluidBed2/mfix.exe...done
(idb) stop in mfix
Symbol "mfix" is not defined.
mfix has no valid breakpoint address
Warning: Breakpoint not set
(idb) run

MFIX (2006-4 ) simulation on computer: linux
Run name: BUB02 Time:

Interrupt (for process)

Stopping process localhost:15937
(/home/amscosta/mfix/tutorials/fluidBed2/mfix.exe).
Thread received signal INT
stopped at [ dgtsv_.A(...) 0x081baca5]

Information: An type was presented during execution of the previous
command.
For complete type information on this symbol, recompilation of the program
will be necessary.
Consult the compiler man pages for details on producing full symbol table
information using the '-g' (and '-gall' for cxx) flags.

(idb) step
stopped at [ dgtsv_.A(...) 0x081baca9]
(idb)
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Steven_L_Intel1
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You're usinga two-year old, unsupported version of the debugger. Does it work better with a current version of compiler and debugger? If not, please submit the problem to Intel Premier Support/

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desouzadacosta
Beginner
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Hi,
I am using the non-commercial (non-paid) version of ifort 9.0 and the idb version that come with the ifort.
The stop/step/list command is working ok
with the examples files given in the idb users manual.
Can you tell me How do I get Premier Support ?
Is that paid ?
Thanks,
Alex
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Steven_L_Intel1
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As a non-commercial user you can use Intel Premier Support to submit issues. To gain access visit the Intel Registration Center, reregister your serial number and check the box to create a support account. You might want to try getting the 9.1 non-commercial version and see how that works.
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