ramani@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu (Ramani Duraiswami) (03/18/91)
MIPS fortran query. Programming/Debugging in MIPS (and SUN) fortran, after years of programming on a Vax, is a pain in the butt because of the NaN/Infinity "feature." It is very smart of the code to realize that sqrt(-1) is Not a Number, or that 1/0 is infinity, but debugging huge codes becomes impossible, especially as no information as to which line the mistake first occurred is available. I guess my questions then are... 1) Is there a compiler option to turn this ``feature'' off? 2) If not, Why Not? 3) Is there a smart way in dbx to make the program stop at the first occurrence of a NaN/Infinity event? Thanks in anticipation ramani