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No complaint about use of uninitialized variables in simple Fortran test cases?

johnappleyard377
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Hi

I'm trying to use Inspector on the simple examples in the Polyhedron test suite (http://www.polyhedron.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/win32_diagnose_src.zip), but I don't get the error reports I expect.  Am I doing something wrong?

Taking UIN7 as an example, it's compiled from the command line using

ifort uin7.for      /debug:full /Od /libs:dll /threads /dbglibs

and I use the stand-alone GUI to do a "Memory Error Analysis - Locate Memory Problems" analysis, with "Detect uninitialized memory reads" checked.

The command line is:

inspxe-cl -collect mi3 -knob detect-uninit-read=true -knob revert-uninit=false -knob analyze-stack=true -knob detect-leaks-on-exit=true -knob detect-resource-leaks=true -knob enable-memory-growth-detection=true -knob enable-on-demand-leak-detection=true -knob remove-duplicates=true -knob still-allocated-memory=true -knob stack-depth=16 -mrte-mode=auto -module-filter-mode=include -app-working-dir J:\diagnose\windows -- J:\diagnose\windows\uin7.exe

At first, I do get an "uninitialized memory access", but it seems to be unrelated - I get it even if I fix the error in UIN7.

Description    Source    Function    Module    Object Size    Offset
Read    crtexe.c:536    _tmainCRTStartup    uin7.exe        
     uin7.exe!main
    >uin7.exe!_tmainCRTStartup - crtexe.c:536
     uin7.exe!mainCRTStartup - crtexe.c:376
     kernel32.dll!BaseThreadInitThunk
     ntdll.dll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain

With that suppressed, I get no error reports.  The other tests behave similarly.

 

 

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