You are right. I run a program composed of a Fortran “main” and functions written in C or in C++. The same debugger supports all these languages. Hens, the message you get is OK.
Please notice that you use the GNU compiler at least for the Fortran.
Good luck.
my name is Michele, I am a researcher from Italy. I am a new to this list, and to the use of Eclipse to manage fortran source code. I have Eclipse Parallel 2018-12 installed on Ubuntu (the OS runs on a virtual machine).
I want do debug an existing fortran project (XBeach source code for those who know it). I am able to compile and launch it. However, when I launch the debug session selecting:
debug as -> local fortran application
the left debugging panel reads: xbeach[C/C++ Application] (I would expect xbeach[Fortran Application], am I wrong?) .
However, the debug process seems to work properly.
The same I receive if I choose :
run as -> local fortran application.
It seems the choice local fortran application is ignored. Furthermore, if I try to create a new run or debug configuration, I can only choose among different typologies of C/C++ application.
May I missing something during the installation procedure or do I have to set something in the IDE?
Thank you for your time and sorry in case the question is inappropriate.