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Cherish
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 Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 2:41 pm Post subject: Ignoring stop statements |
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| I'm trying to debug some (very old) Fortran code, which uses stop statements. Every time I encounter one with the debugger, it terminates execution. I think I need to use the 'ignore' command to work past it, but I'm not sure what the signal is that I want to ignore. |
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mkcolg
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Hi Cherish,
The STOP statement is used by a programmer to terminate execution and there isn't a way to ignore them. Your could rewrite the code and remove them but my assumption is that the original programmer put them in for a reason. Can you determine why the STOP statement is being encountered? Is the program doing some self checking and determined that it's in an error state?
- Mat |
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