To test if your GDB has Python support, type “py print(2+1)” in GDB, as is shown in the screenshot above. Significant improvements for Fortran was added in GDB 7.12 (7.11?). Open terminal (run “cmd” on Windows) and type “gdb”. Video tutorial, which demonstrates how to debug Fortran code using C::B:ĭebugging Fortran code using Code::Blocks IDEīefore the start of a debugger session, make sure you have a recent GDB with Python support installed on your system. The customisations: (a) Pretty printers for the character, complex and dynamic-type variables (b) Possibility to visualize content of arrays as a curve (1D array) or 2D surface (2D array) directly from the debugger session. These customisations use GDB Python API, therefore GDB with Python support is required.
“Code::Blocks for Fortran” v1.6 ads some improvements to the Debugger plugin that are relevant for Fortran.
From within the IDE users can conveniently start GDB session and go line-by-line through the code execution path. Code::Blocks IDE is distributed together with the Debugger plugin, which supports the GDB debugger.
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