Specify input for debugging

My application runs from the command line like this: MYAPP.exe IFILE, where IFILE is the path\name of the input file for this run. A legitimate IFILE is required; if it is missing, MYAPP prints an informative error message and STOPs. I would now like to run MYAPP from the IDE, specifically from the Silverfrost debugger.

How do I specify IFILE's name when I am debugging MYAPP.

In the Plato IDE pick Project, then Properties ... Click the Miscellaneous category. Click Launch arguments and type the command line arguments in and click apply.

The names of things are slightly different for the Microsoft IDE, but I found it OK and it should work. That had me very frustrated. Thanks so much!

Stan,

If you run the following example in Plato, as a project it may help. I set the launch arguments under project > properties >miscellaneous as: 'aa /b/c file_name' and it reported as expected.

 Program get_run_options
!
      character option*128
      integer*4 i, num, iostat
!
      i = 0
      do 
         option = ' '
         num    = 0
         call get_command_argument (i, option, num, iostat)
         write (*,111) 'get_command_argument ',i,' : ',trim(option), num, iostat
         if (iostat /= 0 .and. i > 0) exit
         i = i+1
      end do
  111 format (a,i0,a,a,1x,i0,1x,i0)
!
  end Program get_run_options

When running the debugger SDBG from a command line, you should provide the name of the executable file first then /params (or /p) and then the command line arguments for the executable.

Thanks to all of you.
I've been using the debugger very successfully since the very first response from y'all.
Going forward, I'll fuss a little less with the Forum's archive in favor of posting my query a little earlier.