| RE: [photran] Re: how to debug |
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Hi Dong, I sent this information to another user. Maybe
this is the same problem you are having? Hilliard, Bill wrote: > The debug launch
configuration has 'Stop on start up at: main' enabled by default. You can
either keep that setting and use 'step into' after your session stops at main()
to enter your Fortran code, or you can turn off 'Stop on start up at: main' in
the launch configuration settings and set a break point in your Fortran code
where you want to stop. > > If you choose to modify
the launch configuration, find the debug button (it looks like a beetle with a
down pointing caret beside it). Click on the caret and a drop down menu will
appear. On the menu choose 'Debug Configurations...'. This will open a view
where you can modify settings for any launch configurations you have created.
In the left pane, select your debug configuration if it is not already selected
by default. In the right pane, select the 'Debugger' tab to see the debugger
settings. Uncheck the box for 'Stop on start up at: main' and then click
'Apply' to save the change. Then click 'Debug' if you want to start debugging
immediately, or 'Close' if not. > > If this is your first
time looking at launch configurations, I suggest looking around at some of the
other information you can set from here. For example, you can do things like
define program command line arguments here if need be (see the 'Arguments' tab)
or set up environment variables if you need to (see 'Environment' tab), etc. > > Hope this helps...Bill From:
photran-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:photran-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dong Li Hi Jeff, |