Thread Checker and Fortran

Dishaw__Jim — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 16:52:04 GMT

I'm not sure if this question should be posted in the Vtune forum or here...

I have three questions

First, I recently installed Thread Checker and Thread Profiler and got them to (apparently) work. However, when I specify the /Qtheck compiler option, I get the following error (within Visual Studio .NET 2003)

"Severe tcheck10.ini not found; Intel Threading Tools must be installed"

Second, when I ran my code (sans the /Qtcheck switch) I had many reports of

"A synchronization object was acquired in the wrong order"

and the offending code was located in for__acquire_lun. All but one of the modules were compiled with the following Fortran compiler switches

/dbglibs /libs:static /threads /Zi /Od /traceback /check:bounds

The one exception had "/libdir:none" instead of "/dbglibs /libs:static /threads." The various Fortran modules are linked together to create a DLL. Is there a threading issue with for__acquire_lun or did I not set the switches correctly?

Third, in the Thread Checker documentation there is the following statement:

TO build using the Intel Compiler from the command line, issue the the command: icl /Zi /Qtcheck DataRaces.c -o DataRaces.exe /link /fixed:do
Optionally, use source instrumentation.

Does "source instrumentation" mean enable debugging support (e.g. /debug:full or /Z7)?

Re: Thread Checker and Fortran

Steven_L_Intel1 — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 17:47:46 GMT

I'll move this over to the VTune forum where I think they have more experience on this topic.

Re: Thread Checker and Fortran

Dishaw__Jim — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 21:04:09 GMT

Any suggestions on the "tcheck10.ini" not found error?

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