Re: Error trace in GFortran?

[Erik Schnetter <schnetter at cct dot lsu dot edu>]

On Apr 10, 2006, at 05:38:38, Philippe Schaffnit wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I've been looking around for a 'trace back' extension, which I do not
> seem to find in GFortran. This is by no means a must have, but if  
> it can
> be easily implemented, it might be nice to put it on a 'whish list'...
> lf95 and cvf both have something similare ('A trace back map is
> generated for the program unit being executed.' to quote the lahey
> documentation), this is very handy with multi-purpose error handling
> routines... (see example hereafter).
>
> Did I overlook something, and is there already a way of doing that  
> with
> GFortran?

You can use "gdb" for that, as in

gdb --args yourprogramme yourarguments
run
[error occurs]
backtrace
quit

-erik

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