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Break on the nth Call to the Simply Fortran IDE
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Lynn McGuire
2024-11-14 22:19:08 UTC
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Hurrah ! They added the Break on the nth Call to the Simply Fortran IDE
for me !

"A breakpoint condition was added using the ignore keyword to pass a
breakpoint a specified number of times before stopping, a user-requested
feature."
https://simplyfortran.com/news/164/

Thanks,
Lynn
Lawrence D'Oliveiro
2024-11-15 00:05:23 UTC
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Post by Lynn McGuire
Hurrah ! They added the Break on the nth Call to the Simply Fortran IDE
for me !
"A breakpoint condition was added using the ignore keyword to pass a
breakpoint a specified number of times before stopping, a user-requested
feature."
https://simplyfortran.com/news/164/
Why not just use GDB?
Lynn McGuire
2024-11-15 00:34:12 UTC
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Post by Lawrence D'Oliveiro
Post by Lynn McGuire
Hurrah ! They added the Break on the nth Call to the Simply Fortran IDE
for me !
"A breakpoint condition was added using the ignore keyword to pass a
breakpoint a specified number of times before stopping, a user-requested
feature."
https://simplyfortran.com/news/164/
Why not just use GDB?
Because I want a visual source debugger.

Lynn
Lawrence D'Oliveiro
2024-11-15 22:23:57 UTC
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Post by Lynn McGuire
Post by Lynn McGuire
Hurrah ! They added the Break on the nth Call to the Simply Fortran
IDE for me !
"A breakpoint condition was added using the ignore keyword to pass a
breakpoint a specified number of times before stopping, a
. user-requested feature."
Post by Lynn McGuire
https://simplyfortran.com/news/164/
Why not just use GDB?
Because I want a visual source debugger.
It must take a lot of work to add those wonderful GUI wrappers around
functions that GDB has already had for years. What clever people they are.
baf
2024-11-15 00:52:12 UTC
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Hurrah !  They added the Break on the nth Call to the Simply Fortran IDE
for me !
"A breakpoint condition was added using the ignore keyword to pass a
breakpoint a specified number of times before stopping, a user-requested
feature."
   https://simplyfortran.com/news/164/
Thanks,
Lynn
Nice addition. Those folks are incredibly responsive to customer
feedback which is why I have enjoyed using Simply Fortran on Windows and
Linux machines for the past 10 years or so.
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