

- #Simply fortran debugging how to#
- #Simply fortran debugging code#
- #Simply fortran debugging windows#
Actually, I use 2 different OS just because gcc compilers and so gfortran, is simpler to be installed and used on Linux. I understand your question, I went too fast to explain what I'm trying to compare and why. If you don't do this, the debugger will just run to completion when you start debugging.įor more reading, see Using Microsoft Visual Studio* () To debug, you must first set a breakpoint at an executable statement (such as the first executable statement). There is no built-in facility to create a makefile, though Visual Studio provides a tool called nmake. To build the project, select Build > Build Solution. Alternatively, you can use Project > Add Existing Items from Folder, or you can just "drag and drop" files onto "Source Files". On the new screen that appears, you'll see something like this on the right, reflecting your new project. The next screen will ask you to name the project and say where you want the new project/solution folder created. Since you have existing files, select Empty Project and click Next. You can leave the Platform dropdown alone.
#Simply fortran debugging code#
Then I set up the intel compilers environment by :Ģ) " C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\oneAPI\setvars.bat"Īfter that, I compile my code using ifort :Ģ) ifort hfaxial7.f vector.f gmatrix.f pn.f newlan.f laso.f -o hfaxial7.exe So, by using only the command lines all works, here are the command I used :ġ) First I go to the directory where the fortran files are.
#Simply fortran debugging how to#
In fact, I don't know how to set up tasks to debug and compile my fortran files. My lack of knowleadges on how to use Visual Code will now appears. In fact, it was the case, because I have now the possibility to create fortran projects, and I secceeded to debug and execute a simple fortran code on 1 file (.f).

#Simply fortran debugging windows#
When I installed the toolkits from intel on windows 10, I wanted to be sure that the additionnal compilers where included in Visual studio 2019. So I just have do clic on debug to compile and run my cpp code.

Now, back on Windows, the only way I used Visual studio 2019 was to write a simple C++ script with no dependancies. On linux, by using VS code and gfortran compiler, I create and configure task.json and a Makefile files to debug and compile my code. So I have 7 fortran files(.f), 6 have to be compiled. The aim was to compare the compilation between gfortran from GNU on linux and ifort on a windows computer. Few day ago, I installed the Intel Fortran Compiler (ifort) on Windows 10, by installing the intel oneAPI Base Toolkit and the oneAPI HPC toolkit. I have first to apologize for my poor level in english, I will try to do my best to be understood.
