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Hi,
i didn't see this issue in the forums, so i am posting this as information (I opened a support ticket). I got a nasty bug with ifort 19.1 (PSXE 20). The results of do concurrent loops seem to be random, when compiled with /Qopenmp. This happens with independet of the optimization level. Additionally the compiler does not recognize the usage of i as loop counter...
program MAIN implicit none character(*), parameter :: ALPHABET_UPPER = 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZÄÖÜß' character(*), parameter :: ALPHABET_LOWER = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzäöüß' integer :: j ! Gives random results, when compiled with /Qopenmp (with and without optimizations): write(*,*)convertToUpperCase("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz") write(*,*)"ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" do j=1,160 write(*,'(L1)', advance='no') (convertToUpperCase("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzäöüß") == "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZÄÖÜß") end do contains pure function convertToUpperCase(str_value) result (new) implicit none character(len=*), intent(in ) :: str_value character(len(str_value)) :: new integer :: i ! Wrong: remark #7712: This variable has not been used. new = str_value ! Works with normal do loop do concurrent (i = 1:len_trim(str_value)) block integer :: k k = index(ALPHABET_LOWER,new(i:i)) if ( k > 0 ) new(i:i) = ALPHABET_UPPER(k:k) end block end do end function convertToUpperCase end program
Regards,
Wolf
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Hi
I was just going to submit a similar bug report when I saw this thread. I ran into the same problem after installing the latest IVF compiler.
My simple test case to reproduce this bug is shown below and the code file attached. Note that the issue with 'do concurrent' only surfaces with /Qopenmp when I have involved array variables declared as !$OMP THREADPRIVATE, even though no OpenMP parallel blocks are used in the code. This seems to lead the IVF compiler 19.1.0.166 version to treat only one (here the first) element of array 'bb', while the other elements are left untouched -- possibly because the compiler changes those elements for a different copy of 'bb' in a different thread(?) -- not the expected behavior. No such issue with IVF compiler 19.0.5.28.
Compiler command line:
/nologo /debug:full /Od /Qopenmp /warn:declarations /warn:unused /warn:ignore_loc /warn:truncated_source /warn:uncalled /warn:interfaces /module:"x64\Debug\\" /object:"x64\Debug\\" /Fd"x64\Debug\vc160.pdb" /traceback /check:bounds /libs:static /threads /dbglibs /c
Best,
Andi
module mod1 implicit none integer(4),dimension(10, 3),public :: aa integer(4),dimension(3, 10),public :: bb, cc !$OMP THREADPRIVATE(aa, bb, cc) contains !------------------------------------- subroutine dimflip() implicit none integer(4) :: k, kmax !........................ kmax = size(aa(1,:)) do concurrent ( k = 1:kmax ) bb(k,:) = aa(:,k) enddo do k = 1,kmax cc(k,:) = aa(:,k) enddo end subroutine dimflip !------------------------------------- end module mod1 program TestDoConcurrent use mod1 implicit none integer(4) :: i, k bb = 99 cc = 88 do k = 1,3 aa(:,k) = [(i, i = 1,10)] enddo call dimflip() write(*,*) "bb(1:3,1): ", bb(1:3,1) write(*,*) "bb(1:3,2): ", bb(1:3,2) write(*,*) "cc(1:3,1): ", cc(1:3,1) write(*,*) "cc(1:3,2): ", cc(1:3,2) read(*,*) end program TestDoConcurrent
result with Intel(R) Visual Fortran Compiler 19.1.0.166
bb(1:3,1): 1 99 99
bb(1:3,2): 2 99 99
cc(1:3,1): 1 1 1
cc(1:3,2): 2 2 2
result with Intel(R) Visual Fortran Compiler 19.0.5.28 (as expected)
bb(1:3,1): 1 1 1
bb(1:3,2): 2 2 2
cc(1:3,1): 1 1 1
cc(1:3,2): 2 2 2
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The current OpenMP specification (5.0) says that use of DO CONCURRENT may result in unspecified behaviour - see https://www.openmp.org/spec-html/5.0/openmpse7.html#x28-270001.7
Given reasonable implementation of DO CONCURRENT, I wouldn't be mixing the two.
The index of a do concurrent construct is a construct local entity. In the absence of a specification to the contrary, the type of the construct entity can be given by a type declaration statement for an entity with the same name in an enclosing scoping unit, but the index and the thing declared in the enclosing scope are different entities. The warning about the variable not being used is correct.
Just specify the type of the index in the DO CONCURRENT header, rather than relying on the declaration in the enclosing scoping unit.
do concurrent (integer :: i = 1:len_trim(str_value))
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I got an answer from intel support. The block construct is at fault. It can be worked around be using the new (?) local() feature of the do concurrent loop. He also said, that the unused variable warning is a bug and will be patched in 19.1 update 1. It probably is better to use the local definition as you stated, but this warning is misleading, because it suggests to remove the variable, which obviously leads to a compile error.
The do concurrent loop is not executed in a omp parallel region here. Not cobining the two would mean to not use do concurrent at all, when compiling with openmp?
Greetings
Wolf
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Locality clauses in DO CONCURRENT are new in Fortran 2018.
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I have the same problem, but without OpenMP.
This is getting a bit frustrating because everytime I update to the newest Intel I have to spend a week refactoring code because something no long works.
Here is an example program that does not use OpenMP that crashes:. I also compile it with the/assume:nocc_omp flag to remove the dependence on the OpenMP dll.
! This was not a problem with Intel(R) Visual Fortran Compiler 18.0.5.274 [Intel(R) 64] (Sets B=1)
! This error occurs with version 19.1.1.216 and 19.1.2.254
!
! This error occurs if you enable any one of the following Run-time Checks
! /check:uninit
! /check:bounds
! /check:stack
!
! Error seems to occur whenever there is two DO CONCURRENT loops and an ASSOCIATE construct.
!
! Also sometimes I get eratic behavior with multiple DO CONCCURENTS in a row.
!
! Note this compilation also raises the warning
! "Message remark #7712: This variable has not been used. [I] Main.f90 27 "
! "Message remark #7712: This variable has not been used. [J] Main.f90 28 "
!
PROGRAM MAIN
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER, PARAMETER:: D1=5, D2=10
INTEGER, DIMENSION(D1,D2):: A,B
INTEGER:: I, J
!
A = 1
!
!First iteration has I=J=-858993460
! cmd prompt says: Run-Time Check Failure. The variable \'MAIN$J\' is being used in \'Main.f90(68,24)\' without being defined
DO CONCURRENT ( I = 1:D1 )
DO CONCURRENT ( J = 1:D2 )
ASSOCIATE( P1 => A(I,J) )
B(I,J) = P1
END ASSOCIATE
END DO
END DO
PAUSE
END PROGRAM
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