Hi Peter,
The binary parser is only used if you try to open an executable or binary in an Eclipse editor, so it won’t affect the debugging. The project (Fortran or C/C++) just uses the gdb debugger that you have installed on the system and displays what it responds with. A Fortran project should be setting the language to Fortran and setting the initial breakpoint in the Fortran entry point (MAIN__ from memory). You might want to try debugging from the command line to see if gdb is working correctly on your system. If the Eclipse debug console allows input (I can’t remember offhand), you could also try issuing a command like "set language fortran” to see if that helps.
Regards, Greg
Dear Yehuda,
thanks for responding go promptly!
I tried as you wrote, but without success.
I cannot import files into the project browsing the file system:
the files are shaded and cannot be selected.
I did create a Fortran project from scratch and selected "debug"
and "release" (is set as default). I also verified that the binary
parser "Elf" is selected in the C/C++ Build section of the
properties. (It is also selected for Fortran Build.)
The debugging with eclipse always opens C-routines (like main.c
and lib-stat.c) instead of showing the F-code. And cryptic C is no
use to me, unfortunately.
I am sure that I am doing something totally stupid. Any other hint
to typical "beginner's mistakes" would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Peter
INFO:
I built this very short program
--------
program testit
implicit none
integer :: i
i = 1
print *, i
end program testit
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with this build output
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make all
Building file: ../testit.f90
Invoking: GNU Fortran Compiler
gfortran -funderscoring -O0 -g -Wall -c -fmessage-length=0 -o
"testit.o" "../testit.f90"
Finished building: ../testit.f90
Building target: testit
Invoking: GNU Fortran Linker
gfortran -pg -p -o "testit" ./testit.o
Finished building target: testit
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Am 27.11.20 um 08:23 schrieb Dr. Yehuda
Singer:
Dear Peter, The solution is simple: 1. Open a new Fortran project. 2. Import the Fortran files to the project.
You have to define the switches for Debug
and Relaese mode. Note that the debugging level has to be
defined before the “build” process. Best regards, Yehuda
Hello,
I am new to eclipse, and I had my FORTRAN debugging
experience on MS CodeView about 30 years ago. How simple
that tool was...
I am trying to debug short FORTRAN95 programs in eclipse.
Stepping through the FORTRAN code with the debugger only
works on one of my projects once I had converted it to a
FORTRAN project. But now I fail to repeat this treatment on
my other projects, where the run pointer jumps to the end of
the code, as if debugging information was missing.
Can you give me a hint as how to manage the projects
correctly?
Thank you so much.
BR
Peter
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Peter-Jost Spies
Bern, Switzerland
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Peter-Jost Spies
Bern, Switzerland
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