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Different results between CVF and IF for Linux

paulo_ricardo_rosa
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‎11-05-2005 12:51 AM
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My code compiled with CVF runs very well under Windows XP, giving correct results. When I try to run the code making use of Intel Fortran for Linux 9.0 (under Fedora Core 4) the code gives completely different results: a very beautiful colection of zeros.

I compiled using -C option to catch any unitialized variable and the code runs well, but gives wrong results. From my experience I know that the results under XP with CVF are the correct ones.

Someone has any idea about what is going wrong?
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎11-05-2005 01:03 AM
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There is no option on Intel Fortran for Linux to detect uninitialized variables. Not yet, anyway.

You will have to debug this and see where the computations start to diverge. I expect that you will find a coding error eventually.
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