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The problem seems to be related to the interface between gdb and Fortran code, but I didn't solve it.

Maybe, using the Intel Fortan Debugger we could access to the arrays values, but I'm not expert of it and I didn't find the way to do so.

Rgds,

Walter


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Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2006 08:58:12 +0800
From: "=?gb2312?B?0Ny/oQ==?=" <xiongjun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [photran] A question about debug in Photran
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I'm using Photran3.0+g95 under Windows. When debugging the program, I found
that the values of array elements can not be correctly display either in variables window or in expressions window. For example,
program main
   implicit none
   real, dimension(2) :: x
   x=(/1.4, -2.1/)
   write(*, *) x
end program main

For the program above, in the expressions window x is displayed as

offset=0x22ff44 "\\002"
rank=1
esize=4
base=0x0022ff48
info=[3]
0=4
1=1
2=2

Did I miss anything important such as configuration options?




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