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During the compilation of our project with the Intel C++ 16 compiler we get the error message
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\VC\include\vcruntime_exception.h(87) (col. 25): : error : 010101_45097
Unfortunately we have no idea what it means.
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We need to be able to reproduce the failure in-house so we can analyze it. Can you please
1. attach the preprocessed source file, and also
2. show the command line used to invoke ICL
You can create the preprocessed source file by adding the -E switch to the compilation which failed, and the using the output switch "-o" to the output file. So if the original failing compilation is "icl ..." use this "icl ... -E -o preprocessed-file.txt"
If your program is confidential you can use Intel Premier Support to open a ticket, or you can send a private message.
thanks! --Melanie
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I don't know if this is the same underlying problem, but another user recently reported this here:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-c-compiler/topic/610504
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Dear Melanie,
unfortunately I did not succeed in following your suggestion. But you can access the whole project via
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8yz0txg0oxpkcgp/CoCoA_Windows.zip?dl=0
The goal is to compile NmzIntegrate. It needs CocoALib and Normaliz. They have been compiled successfully, but MntInzegrate fails.
Both Normaliz and NmzIntegrate use OpenMP, and we would like to compile them with OpenMP. We have changed the settings several times, but not succeeded.
We also draw on MPIR and Boost.
Our main development platform is Linux where we compile with gcc. Everything works very well there.
Sincerely,
Winfried

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