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the integer variable is displayed as #00000000 instead of 0 or #00000001 instead of 1

nvh10
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Hello everyone,

I defined the type of variable is integer and the attribute is allocatable. In the local window of visual studio, the variable is displayed as #00000000 instead of 0 or #00000001 instead of 1. 

I want to change the variable display in the local window, please help me!

Thank you very much!

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jimdempseyatthecove
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Your integer display mode is set to hexadecimal. 

Right-Click on the #00000001, then uncheck hexadecimal display.

 

Intel moderator - I notice that hexadecimal display does not show real(s) in hex format.

 

Jim Dempsey

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jimdempseyatthecove
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Your integer display mode is set to hexadecimal. 

Right-Click on the #00000001, then uncheck hexadecimal display.

 

Intel moderator - I notice that hexadecimal display does not show real(s) in hex format.

 

Jim Dempsey

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