• Complete graphical and command line interfaces
• Debug Fortran, C, C++ and assembly language programs generated by compilers from different vendors
• OpenMP - Fx3 displays multi-threaded OpenMP Fortran sessions
  
• Identify problem areas in programs quickly
• Detect, diagnose and repair bugs more easily
• Verify logic without time-consuming output constructions
  
• Stop and restart programs dynamically
• Change variable values interactively
• Debug Fortran, C/C++ and assembler code all from the same tool

Easy to Use:

Fx3™ allows you to focus quickly on identifying problem areas in programs. The Fx3™ Debugger comes with a graphical user interface (GUI) with point and click ease of use. This GUI is complete with tabbed source code and assembly views, toolbars, and dock-able stack, console, symbol, register windows, source browser and memory windows. Dynamically updating windows and visual indicators help developers readily see the changing state of a program.

Automatic source code "tool tips" and color syntax also make it easy to obtain the current state of programs at a glance. Setting breakpoints and controlling program execution is also a snap. The "save" feature allows developers to easily save and restore information about a program's debug session, such as breakpoints, source paths, program arguments, console and symbol window history, active symbol window variables, and the working directory.

The symbols window is easily navigated with either a mouse or keyboard accelerators. The graphical user interface can be customized for each individual's work flow. Source browser allows easy navigation of program source files and functions.

Advanced Fx3™ users can enter any command line debugger commands via the console window, or configure the debugger interface to their individual taste via the preference dialog, and dock-able windows and toolbars.

Fx3™ tracks the current state of your program and provides dynamic feedback by automatically tracking and updating the current stack frame, instruction pointer, local, static, and global variables, the current register state and program status. View windows can be docked, floating or closed allowing the debugger to be configured for a developer's typical workflow.

• Linux and MacOS
• Windows - Bundled with Pro Fortran (Not Available as a Stand-Alone Debugger)
• x86 and x86-64 processors
• Dwarf1, Dwarf2, Stabs, Codeview debug formats
• Elf, Mach-O, Coff, Xcoff, PEF object file formats
• Procfs, Win32 debug APIs
• 32-bit and 64-bit platforms
• Fortran 77/90/95, C/C++ & Assembly

• Source and assembly level stepping
• Breakpoints:
  Conditional
  Hardware
  Command Execution
• Stack trace back
• Function evaluation
• Signal handling

• Control language interpreter
• Support for multiple interfaces:
  Callbacks for integrated interface (i.e. GUI)
• Multiple command output formats
• Standard Fx format

• Modules
• Common blocks
• Allocatable pointers
• User-defined types
• Array syntax
• Expression syntax

• Native Fortran data types
• Adjustable arrays
• Full Fortran string support
• Expression syntax
• VAX structures and unions
• Cray pointers

• C/C++ data types
• Expressions
• Structures/classes/unions
• Access to C++ class information

• Elf object file and core file support
• Shared object support
• Process attach and detach
• Multi-process debugging
• Thread debugging using libthreaddb

• Status window for debugging OpenMP programs

• 64-bit symbolic disassembly
• Extended register support
• SIMD floating point registers
• Hardware

• Full Fortran 9x,77 support
• Single code base
• Commercially supported
• Commitment to future support

• Hover feature quickly displays values of variables
• Interactive inspectors provide fast access to functions and data
• Display local, file static, or global variables
• Type panes display fundamental types, array dimensions, enumeration constants, structure and union definitions
• Scrollable output pane displays variable values
• All output displays can be hidden and are dockable & moveable
• All output displays are user configurable

• Automatic return from procedures
• Single step machine instructions
• Single step source statements
• Step over or into procedure calls
• Restart program execution with same or different arguments
• Resume program execution with optional temporary or conditional breakpoint
• Break at source line, procedure entry, or symbolic address
• Out-of-sequence procedure execution with symbolic arguments
• Monitor symbols for change in value (or conditionally against specific values)
• Stack trace shows execution chain with procedure and filename

• Graphical or full screen character display interfaces
• Command and expression evaluation based on active procedure
• Program code displayed as source or machine code disassembly
• Show registers, variables, structures, procedures, breakpoints, file access
• Select symbols based on storage attributes, scope, symbol representation, recursive name location
• Display process symbols, debugger defined variables, F77 floating point intrinsics, recursive local variable specification, C operators
• Sortable arrays and array sections

• Visual source stepping indicator
• Point and click breakpoint and code execution control
• Search text and goto line functionality
• Automatic tool tips displays current program variable state at a glance
• Color syntax makes your Fortran and C/C++ code easier to read and navigate

• Visual stepping indicators
• View mixed source and assembly at once
• Point and click breakpoint and code execution control
• Search text and goto address functionality
• Dynamically updates assembly for current stack frame

• Enter any variable or expression for evaluation by debugger Fortran or C/C++ expression analyzers
• Dynamically displays program state for any local, static, or global variables
• Easily keep track of vital variables and expressions by adding them to a User "Watch" view
• Can be customized to display symbol types
• Navigate easily using the mouse or keyboard
• Edit values inline by double-clicking values or pressing tab key on selected variable
• Expand and collapse complex variables
• Optional array dialog can be used to display the values of a range of array elements

• Automatically track current stack frame