Displaying the value of a Fortran variable with gdb

At any time while you are stepping through the execution of your program, you can find out what values are currently stored in your variables by using the ``print'' command.

For example, if you have a variable named ``density'', you can type this command to examine its value:

    print density

Warning: You must type your variable names all in lowercase letters in gdb, regardless of how they were capitalized in your source program.

Last updated: 1995/12/19 18:58:09 UT
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