visual studio code debugger document is not defined

= Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped = When I attempt to build a FORTRAN library, the resulting message is:ġ>Error: The operation could not be completed I believe it is the HPC Toolkit trial which has timed out. The FORTRAN compiler, which is what I need, required the installation of the HPC Toolkit, which required several attempts to install - kept hanging, I would unselect all but the minimum required items for the FORTRAN compiler - I don't recall if the debugger required an additional selection - I managed to get some basic functionality in Visual Studio. My trial period ran out before I could get the debugger to work. Before I spend the money on the fortran tools, can someone tell me if this has been fixed? Has anyone tried to do this with the MingW64 tools?Īfter considerable searching, I found that the oneAPI Base Toolkit was free and it installed without issue. While I know this doesn't solve the problem, it crated a temporary fix until I could post a message, which someone has already done here. The address of the variable is the same as the address in the C code (C debugger). I couldn't examine fortran locals in the debugger watch window, but variables that were locals within a fortran subroutine/function remained 'undefined.' A variable that was a subroutine argument, that happened to be named the same as the C global variable, the value of the argument was zero - not the same as the first element of the globally defined array in the C source.

I ran into a similar situation and found that by naming variables in my C code and making them global variables, I could examine the values while stepping through the fortran source code. Var body = document.I'm running VS2017 and installed the oneAPI as a trial.

The companied HTML page is just a div inside the body. I have seen this before in others code and didn't cause any trouble. I get the a 'ReferenceError: document is not defined' while trying to var body = document.getElementsByTagName('body')

Visual studio code debugger document is not defined