What is this error - Symbols loaded

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Dear All,

Can somebody help me that what are these following errors. I am working with a C project in visual studio 2008 and fortran compiler Version 11.1 . I made some property configurations and ran the project. I have no clue on these errors.

Visual Studio 2008\test_lib.exe', Symbols loaded.

The program '[2980] test_lib.exe: Native' has exited with code -1 (0xffffffff).

Posted 8-Jan-13 1:40am

Ajain A K

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Jochen Arndt 8-Jan-13 8:08am

'Symbols loaded' is not an error. It is an information that the executable has been loaded into memory including the symbols (the debug information).

The second line just informs you that the program has terminated. If this was due to an error or not is usually indicated by the return value.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jan-13 9:40am

Exactly. It would make an answer if you post it this way, why my vote of 5.
—SA

Jochen Arndt 8-Jan-13 10:03am

Done and thank you.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jan-13 10:49am

Thanks for notification.
—SA

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Jochen Arndt · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-08T04:03:00

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Both lines are not errors but normal debug output.

'<module>, Symbols loaded' indicates that the module (your application in this case) has been loaded into memory including the symbols (the debug information).

The second line just informs you that the program has terminated. If this was due to an error or not is usually indicated by the return value.

Posted 8-Jan-13 4:03am

Jochen Arndt

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jan-13 10:50am

As I say, I think this is a 5. Voted.
—SA

fjdiewornncalwe 8-Jan-13 11:11am

My 5.

Ajain A K 9-Jan-13 0:49am

Dear Jochen; SA,

Thanks a lot for your answer, my vote 5 to u. please clarify these too....

I have tagged two project solutions in my solution explorer 1. C project files 2. Fortran projcct files

C project solution is running fine!!!!!!! I beleive so

I guess, I am getting this warning/info while running fortran solution so want to know, is there any configurational issues with its property setting ????????

I am unanble to debugg, break point control is not coming to my main code file, it is just terminating so then how I will forward??????

Kindly help

Jochen Arndt 9-Jan-13 3:28am

These lines (and others) are always shown when running any program from within the debugger. They are generated by the debugger. There may be other lines generated by the program or included libraries (trace messages).

I have never used the Intel Fortran compiler with Visual Studio (assuming the Intel compiler from the version 11.1). So I don't know much about it.

You may have a look at the quick tutorial at http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/tutorial-introduction-to-intel-visual-fortran

To become familar with the Fortran compiler you should create a simple program like the Hello World example from the above link.

If you are still stuck, you may create a new question like 'How to debug a Visual Studio Intel Fortran application' and add the source code. However, this should be answered somewhere in the online help of the compiler.

Ajain A K 9-Jan-13 5:13am

Jochen,

Thank you very much for helping me.