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Convert from old Fortran to new

mjsy8b
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‎05-29-2003 06:09 PM
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Hi, I'm working on this program that we took off of an old computer running VAX and now we are trying to get it to run on Compaq Visual Fortran. This program referenced some libraries and such, so we just copied all the folders and files onto the new computer and tried to compile. We got a fatal error, something about an internal compiler error (C0000005). What should we do?

Thanks a bunch
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎05-29-2003 06:24 PM
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Report the problem to Visual Fortran Support (vf-support@compaq.com) First, though, download and install the 6.6B update (assuming you have 6.6) from the Compaq Fortran web site and see if the problem is still there. An internal compiler error is ALWAYS a compiler bug.

If it is, be sure to attach a ZIP archive of your project to the problem report. See http://compaq.com/fortran/support/visual.html for details.

Note that if you have compiled libraries from the VAX, you can't use them on the PC - you'll need to recompile everything.

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