Internal Compiler Error

[chstoyer]

I have a project in which at least two Fortran 90 free format files do not compile due to an internal compiler error. The project is a bit complicated as it is using Winteracter and uses a library of ours.

First I tried turning on the listing, thinking I could see about where in the code the compiler error occurred, but there was no listing.

So I tried to make a smaller, simpler project with just the code that did not compile and the modules it uses.

It compiles, which baffles me, because I don't understand why a compiler error would occur depending on what other code was contained in the project or not.

Of course it does not link because there are unresolved external references.

I am attaching the BuildLog.htm files for both builds. Any suggestions on this are welcome.

What happens if I build the obj file in the one that works and move to replace the obj that never was created?

I plan to try to start working on this to get this new compiler sorted out. All my projects compile and run fine in CFV 6.6band Visual Studio 2000. This particular project was one of my first developments and some of the code is not as clean as what I wrote in later projects.

Thanks,

Charles

[Steven_L_Intel1]

My guess is that there's an interaction due to /warn:interface. Try turning off "Check Routine Interfaces" when compiling this source and see if the error goes away.

We would like to get a test case that demonstrates the error so that we can fix the bug. We would need the sources as well as any external modules you are using. We don't need to be able to link. Please use Intel Premier Support if the test case is large.