MKL : caught signal = 1 /

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MKL : caught signal = 1 /

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Dear all,

I'm using Intel Math Kernel Library 5.2 for Linux* on an dualprocessor Intel Xeon. MKL is linked
to a fortran 77 program. I have linked to MKL using the follwing:

/opt/intel/mkl/lib/32/libmkl_p4.a /opt/intel/mkl/lib/32/libguide.a -lpthread

Unfortunatelly, when running the executable, after a few minutes this message is broadcast:

caught signal = 1
caught signal = 1
caught signal = 1
caught signal = 1

and the execution is hanged up (the program does not stop, but produces no result).

How can I avoid this error? I still want to keep using MKL because it gives a very fast code!

Thank you in advance,

Andre'

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