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I am using the Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux v9.0 on Fedora Core 3.
I have written a program that uses many custom functions, subroutines, and modules. The program runs perfectly serially. However, I went through and implemented a simple OpenMP routine and the program now gives incorrect results.
I have traced the problem to what I believe is a problem dividing two complex numbers. The result returned is completely bogus. Is this a bug in the compiler, or might there be some other mistake I am making?
I have written a program that uses many custom functions, subroutines, and modules. The program runs perfectly serially. However, I went through and implemented a simple OpenMP routine and the program now gives incorrect results.
I have traced the problem to what I believe is a problem dividing two complex numbers. The result returned is completely bogus. Is this a bug in the compiler, or might there be some other mistake I am making?
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Impossible to say without seeing a sample program. Please send a sample that shows the problem to Intel Premier Support and we'll take a look.

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