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Compaq Visual Fortran ver. 6.6.
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| Hello,
(Silly question?)
I am using Compaq Visual Fortran ver. 6.6.
When I am in the debug mode, and the program crashes I get the
assembler page with indication of the line where the program stopped.
When I go to the source code, there is no indication on where the last
line was executed.
Also the since the program stopped, I have no information about the
values of the various variables.
I guess I am missing something in the debugging process.
(Some link or compilations switches?)
Please advise. How am I supposed to find the bug if I do not have this
information?
Regards
Tuli
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| jdujic@yahoo.com 2006-04-25, 7:10 pm |
| tuli wrote:
> Hello,
>
> (Silly question?)
> I am using Compaq Visual Fortran ver. 6.6.
> When I am in the debug mode, and the program crashes I get the
> assembler page with indication of the line where the program stopped.
> When I go to the source code, there is no indication on where the last
> line was executed.
> Also the since the program stopped, I have no information about the
> values of the various variables.
>
> I guess I am missing something in the debugging process.
> (Some link or compilations switches?)
>
> Please advise. How am I supposed to find the bug if I do not have this
> information?
There is "Call stack" debug window which you can activate from
Debug/Windows menu or the Debug toolbar. When it appears, you get the
calling sequence, which must ultimately end up (or, better said, start
in) in your source code; double-clicking it gets you to the offending
line, where you can inspect the values of variables.
--
Jugoslav
http://www.xeffort.com
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