https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-oneAPI-Math-Kernel-Library/DSS-Pardiso-crash/m-p/891360#M10455 I've been trying to use Pardiso in MKL 10 (release 3), and seeing a variety of crashes, such as: <BR /> <BR />my.exe!_c_amuxy_pardiso() + 0x168e bytes Fortran <BR />my.exe!_do_all_pardiso_fc() + 0x343d bytes Fortran <BR />my.exe!_pardiso_c() + 0x1005 bytes C <BR /> <BR />Oddly enough, no crashes occur when the debugger is attached, which makes for some interesting debug opportunities. <BR /> <BR />Is this package not fully functional? The documentation seems downright contradictory about what is and isn't supported, especially in terms of symmetric/non-symmetric problems. Wed, 07 May 2008 18:56:18 GMT john5 2008-05-07T18:56:18Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-oneAPI-Math-Kernel-Library/DSS-Pardiso-crash/m-p/891360#M10455 I've been trying to use Pardiso in MKL 10 (release 3), and seeing a variety of crashes, such as: <BR /> <BR />my.exe!_c_amuxy_pardiso() + 0x168e bytes Fortran <BR />my.exe!_do_all_pardiso_fc() + 0x343d bytes Fortran <BR />my.exe!_pardiso_c() + 0x1005 bytes C <BR /> <BR />Oddly enough, no crashes occur when the debugger is attached, which makes for some interesting debug opportunities. <BR /> <BR />Is this package not fully functional? The documentation seems downright contradictory about what is and isn't supported, especially in terms of symmetric/non-symmetric problems. Wed, 07 May 2008 18:56:18 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-oneAPI-Math-Kernel-Library/DSS-Pardiso-crash/m-p/891360#M10455 john5 2008-05-07T18:56:18Z