Inspect Manual

Using Inspect With FORTRAN
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Default Values
(instance) identifies a specific activation of the data item's parent program unit.
You need to specify an instance only when you want to identify a local data item in
a recursive program unit.
data-reference
specifies the data item using FORTRAN syntax. The recursion in the definition of
data-reference enables you to refer to complex FORTRAN data structures.
identifier
specifies a simple variable. When used in the INFO IDENTIFIER or DISPLAY
command, identifier can also be the name of a structured variable; identifier
then specifies the entire variable.
data-reference ( index [ ,index ]... )
specifies an array variable.
index
specifies the subscript of an array element or the subscript range of a
group of array elements.
data-reference^identifier
specifies a field of a record variable.
Default Values
If you do not specify a scope path, Inspect uses the current scope path.
When you refer to an element of a FORTRAN record, you must qualify the element
name completely.
Usage Considerations

Any FORTRAN data location to which you refer must be a data item defined in a
program unit that was compiled with the SYMBOLS directive. The location can be
anywhere in an active scope unit.

If you declare a variable but never refer to it, FORTRAN does not include it in the
data area. Consequently, Inspect has no information about the variable and will
issue a message.

You cannot set a data breakpoint to detect the use of a FORTRAN FORMAT
statement by a READ or WRITE statement.