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How to create a core dump?

Keith_R_
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‎11-10-2003 02:40 PM
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I am trying to diagnose a crash of an ifc-compiled
application on a SGI Altix Itanium server. My application processes are terminating with the entirely useless error message:

** Address Error **

End of diagnostics

Is there any way to instruct the run-time system to dump a good old-fashioned core, so I can postmortem debug it? According to the documentation the "-dn" option does nothing on the Itanium platform so I can't get a traceback that way either.

The compiler version is:

Intel Fortran Itanium Compiler for Itanium-based applications
Version 7.1, Build 20031008

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