Changing the Way Prism Handles Fortran 90 Generic Procedures

There are two resources you can use to change the way Prism handles Fortran 90 generic procedures.

By default, Prism displays a menu (in commands-only Prism) or a dialog box when you attempt to set a breakpoint in a Fortran 90 generic procedure. Set the Prism resource Prism.procMenu to false to specify that Prism is to set the breakpoint in every one of these procedures, without displaying a menu or dialog box. You can also change the setting of this resource via the Customize utility; see " Using the Customize Utility".

By default, commands-only Prism displays a maximum of 22 procedures in a menu when you attempt to perform an action (like setting a breakpoint) on a Fortran 90 generic procedure. If there are more than this number of specific procedures, Prism asks you whether you want to specify the name of a specific procedure or to view a menu. Use the Prism.procThresh resource to specify a different maximum. Set the resource to 0 to specify that there is to be no maximum.