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Dear community,
I'm trying to compile my code with ifort11 andI get here and there "Internal error C000005".
With tries/errors, I finally observe that it seems to be caused by linked lists of derived-type variables.
When I comment the linked list instruction (basically, "STUFF, POINTER::NEXTSTUFF"), it seems to solve the compilation problem (but the normal errors meaning "NEXTSTUFF undefined")
I never experienced problems with this code using Intel 9 and 10 or previously CVF.
Is there anything that change around this kind of object ?
Thank you for your answers,
Ludo
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Ludo,
Can you post a test case (smaller is better)to this issue that demonstrates the internal compiler error. We have to have the actual code to diagnose and fix the internal compiler error. Also what version of the 11 compiler are you using (the latest is 11.1.060).
Thanks for you help in reproducing this!
Can you post a test case (smaller is better)to this issue that demonstrates the internal compiler error. We have to have the actual code to diagnose and fix the internal compiler error. Also what version of the 11 compiler are you using (the latest is 11.1.060).
Thanks for you help in reproducing this!
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Wendy
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Ludo and I worked this issue with his code and found that either upgrading to 11.1.060 or removing /warn:interfaces with 11.1.038 compiler will avoid the internal compiler error he was seeing.
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Wendy

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