sdbg and command line tokens

I am trying to read a command line token into a simple program, TESTFORT.FOR:

  CHARACTER*3 CMNAM, TOKEN
  TOKEN = CMNAM()
  WRITE(*, 10)  TOKEN

10 FORMAT('TOKEN IS ', A3) END

If I compile with FTN95 testfort.for/debug/params and run it with the command 'testprog abc' this works perfectly.

If I try to run it with 'sdbg testprog abc' I get a system 2 error 'cannot find the file specified' as it tries to find abc.exe

How can I run the debugger and use a command line token?

Grateful for any help.

Roger

You probably need to use the SDBG command line option /PARAMS. See the help file for further details.

Paul, Thanks, this works As far as I can tell, sdbg requires me to put in the token by hand. Does this have to be the case? (My token is the name of a database. This will change during the course of the run)

Roger

Roger

Of necessity command line parameters can only specify initial values that may change from one run to the next. Runtime changes must be programmed in some other way.

If you are using a project in Plato3 then command line parameters can be set in the project Properties via Compiler options->Miscellaneous->Launch arguments.

Paul

You can use the shortened /p form:

sdbg yourprog /p 'c:\my modcs\p.mdb' /myoption

Thanks, Paul and Robert. I have tried Robert's suggestion and it certainly gives me a solution, but maybe I have misunderstood. Looking at the suggested code, I thought that the file c:\my modcs\p.mdb contained the token to be input to the program yourprog.exe. In fact, using the code in my original question, I put the token into 'token.dat' and used the command line: sdbg testfort/p 'c:\token.dat' .. and the token that was received by the program was 'c: This is a good outcome for me as I now know how to get the token into the program without doing it by hand, so very grateful for that, but was the intention of the reply that I could put the tokens into a file and read them from there?

Roger

There are various standard Fortran 2003 routines and FTN95 specific routines for getting information from the command line. These are described in the help file and some of them are described in terms of 'tokens'. These tokens are items on the command line with specified delimiters. See the FTN95 help file for further information.