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Address Error

sunxt
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‎05-20-2003 09:04 PM
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I have encountered some sort "Address Error" when I run my program compiled by ifc V7.1 Build 20030307Z with GNU ld 2.13.90.0.18 20030206 on a RedHat 7 machine.

When I compile with -g option, there is no "Address Error" and the program runs fine. When I copile without -g option, the "Address Error" appears. With -d2 option, I'm able to locate where the diagonostic enters. It was DGEORF of the LAPACK. By the way, I'm also using the Math Kernel Lib from Intel.

I've tried both -O0 and -O2 option. The Address Error occurs in both case.

I'm very puzzled. Also, followed the suggestion on this forum, I'm using old glibc and libthread from RedHat 8.

Thanks for you help!
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sunxt
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‎05-20-2003 09:06 PM
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sorry. made a typo in the message. I meant I'm running on a RedHat 9 machine.
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Martyn_C_Intel
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‎06-17-2003 05:09 PM
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Can you test this on an RH7 or RH8 system? If this reproduces the problem, please submit it to https://premier.intel.com. Otherwise, it's hard to do much until there is a compiler version which supports RH9.

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