FIX: Debugger Does Not Properly Trace Include Files

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FORTRAN PowerStation version 1.0 can be differentiated from the maintenance release version 1.0a by invoking the linker. Typing "Link32 | more " from \F32\BIN directory will show version 2.8 for FORTRAN PowerStation version 1.0, and it will show version 1.0f for the maintenance release version 1.0a.

To demonstrate the problem:

1. Build the sample code with the project in debug mode.
2. Open a source window for both sample code files (note that the include file will not show up in the list of files associated with the project because the include statement has a label).
3. Single step; the current point will be line 1 of TEST.FOR.
4. Single step; the highlight showing the current point will be at line 2 of TEST.FOR, but the actual current point is line 12 of TEST.INC. The following will be printed to the F32 Debug window:

   Main Line 1

5. Single step; the highlight showing the current point will be at line 3 of TEST.FOR, but the actual current point is line 13 of TEST.INC. The following will be printed:

   Inc Line 2

6. Single step; line 4 of TEST.FOR is shown, but it actually is line 14 of TEST.INC. The following will be printed:

   Inc Line 3

7. Single step; line 5 of TEST.FOR is shown, and it actually is line 5 of TEST.FOR! Both lines 4 of both TEST.INC and TEST.FOR were executed. The following will be printed:

   Inc Line 4
   Main Line 4

Sample Code (TEST.FOR)

  1   print *, 'Main Line 1'
c 2
  3   include 'test.inc'
  4   print *, 'Main Line 4'
  5   end
				

Sample Code (TEST.INC)

c 11
  12  print *, 'Inc Line 2'
  13  print *, 'Inc Line 3'
  14  print *, 'Inc Line 4'