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I receive an internal compile error... fortcom: Fatal: There has been an internal compiler error (C0000005). Oddly enough, it only occurs when compiling in debug mode. I tried to goto the download center and it seems like it wants me to reinstall the product (756MB download). fyi - I am converting code from 32-bit to 64-bit. Attemepting to move variables that were in the COMMON BLOCK to alloctable arrays. It compiles in release mode, blows up at an arrary assignment (I found the actual statement it fails on, but I do not know what the compiler thinks is going on with the memory). I am sure I am probable stepping on memory somewhere, but without the debug version, I am reverting to print statements and manually changing values to debug- very time consuming. thanks in advance...
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nexant, "Internal Compiler Error" is a generic message that can have many different causes. I am fairly sure your case is differrent from Linda's, so I moved your post.
I am not sure why you went to the download center, unless you don't have the current version of the product (Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011 Update 6). If you don't, then please do download and install the latest version and try again.
If this doesn't help, then please attach a ZIP of the source that gets the error, the sources of any modules or include files it requires, and the command line you used when you got the error. You may want to see if disabling the project property Diagnostics > Check Routine Interfaces makes a difference.
I am not sure why you went to the download center, unless you don't have the current version of the product (Intel Visual Fortran Composer XE 2011 Update 6). If you don't, then please do download and install the latest version and try again.
If this doesn't help, then please attach a ZIP of the source that gets the error, the sources of any modules or include files it requires, and the command line you used when you got the error. You may want to see if disabling the project property Diagnostics > Check Routine Interfaces makes a difference.
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