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Fortran 77 Debugging Program

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RobPE

Geotechnical
Sep 4, 2003
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I'm looking for a good debugging program for Fortran 77. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I've been working with the VBA for Excel debugger a bunch lately, which is very slick, and would like something similar for Fortran.

Thanks
 
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The cheap option: try the Silverfrost compiler. You can get it for free and it integrates with visual studio express (also free) and it is similar to the Excel debugger except that the F keys have moved one key to the right. If you don't like this, they also provide their own IDE called Plato.

The expensive option: try Intel Visual Fortran. It also integrates with Visual Studio. It is about $2300.

Another cheap option: gfortran and codeblocks or codelite. This is actually a Linux option but it also works in Windows. Not as slick at Silverfrost or IVF but still usable.

Another cheap option: photran - an eclipse port for Fortran. If you like eclipse, you'll love this one.
 
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