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Do you mean the debugger or the program you are running? The debuggers do not do anything (much) to your program and certainly do not fill any of your arrays. If you have large arrays and use an opti ...

What version of sdbg64 is that - I can't see an assert near that line. Can you try the one referenced here: https://forums.silverfrost.com/viewtopic.php?p=35295#35295

Can you give this one a go: https://www.ftn95.co.uk/ftn95/sdbg64.zip

I'll take a look

Is that sdbg or sdbg64? I tried it on both and, the fonts are big! Do you know what font it is?

Is that value read from a file?

Have you tried asking sdbg64 to ignore that exception? To do this you should edit sdbg64.ini. On my machine the file is at %appdata%\sdbg64.ini (which resolves to C:\Users\Robert\AppData\Roaming\sdbg ...

Which exception is it? Is there a 32-bit exception number shown in sdbg64?

Which exception is being raised?

You can try here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/filesubmission/

I have seen it on various simple programs. Maybe submit the exe to Microsoft for inspection so they can 'modify' their machine learning models.

Just to confirm that I have seen a screenshot of this happening. It is very strange almost as if the 10000 is truncated to the last digit.

https://postimg.cc/QKBTFfMc

I wonder how they debug that stuff (ChatGPT). The amounts of data are enormous.

Thanks for these Dan. Did you find the money Wink

There is no integration for VS2022 and there won't be in the near future.

After pressing F5 lots f times, does the debugger work correctly and showing Fortran style variables?