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I have tried mine up to 250% (and 225%) and it works without an issue. I am not sure what to suggest. Is sdbg64 the same?

Check that the sdbg.exe and salflibc.dll are about the same age and in the same folder.

If you change your screen to be 100% -- does the problem go away?

Are you sure the correct salflibc.dll is available to sdbg?

Hi Sid

I can't get that happen, I have Win 11 24H2 with a high-resolution screen set to 200% (which, incidentally, is a big improvement on the 175% it was set to so I might keep it like that). sdbg ...

Do you have a high resolution screen? If you view the Windows display settings for that monitor what is the scale set to?

and here.... https://www.silverfrost.com/ftn95-help/art_of_programming/contents.aspx

sdbg, like Fortran I suppose, has no concept of utf8 so the non ASCII characters will come out garbled.

My guess is the console is a utf8 device so that is how it looks correct there. When using /w ...

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?