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Compiling using ifort 8.1.028 versus 7.1 ?

kramji76
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‎04-19-2005 04:02 PM
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Hi,

I am trying to compile my code using Makefile by linking both fortran and cc files. I used to use the 7.1 version of ifort and 2.96 version of gcc to compile the code and everything worked fine until an upgrade was made. Now, we use 8.1.028 version for ifort and 3.2.3 version for gcc. I am having problems making the code now and for some reason it seems to hang at one particular fortran file (written in f90) and never seems to move forward. Also, I got some errors while compiling some other fortran files while compiling using the 8.1 version. All these files worked fine with the older version.

I also had similar problems while using the newer version of gcc (I've posted about the specifics in the intel c++ for linux forum).

I was wondering if anyone else experienced this and if there's anyway to fix this. Any help in this regard will be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Ramji
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-19-2005 05:11 PM
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Without seeing the source files, there's little to go on. Please submit an example of the Fortran problem to Intel Premier Support.
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