Mysterious link error

[nvaneck]

IError 1 error error_during_IPO_compilation: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 3) Link

I'm compiling in debug mode,NO optimization, 32-bit target. It does not occur in release mode, nor in 64-bit mode. The only difference was I turned on gen-interface for diagnostics, then turned it back off again after making corrections. I cleaned the debug solution, still get the same problem; I then deleted everything in the debug directory and still get the same problem.

I have not tried a rebuild with the other configurations, but I'm loath to do so in case the problem crops up there as well (the build for these others is fine after the corrections made).

What can I do to eliminate this?

Thanks,

Neal

[nvaneck]

Quoting - nvaneck

IError 1 error error_during_IPO_compilation: problem during multi-file optimization compilation (code 3) Link

I'm compiling in debug mode,NO optimization, 32-bit target. It does not occur in release mode, nor in 64-bit mode. The only difference was I turned on gen-interface for diagnostics, then turned it back off again after making corrections. I cleaned the debug solution, still get the same problem; I then deleted everything in the debug directory and still get the same problem.

I have not tried a rebuild with the other configurations, but I'm loath to do so in case the problem crops up there as well (the build for these others is fine after the corrections made).

What can I do to eliminate this?

Thanks,

Neal

Actaully, a further message flips off the screen before the one above; it's an internal compiler error.

It comes up during the link ste, preceded by 101004_3

[TimP]

Not much we can do with this little information, other than to advise you to submit the reproducer on your account on premier.intel.com

[nvaneck]

Quoting - tim18

Not much we can do with this little information, other than to advise you to submit the reproducer on your account on premier.intel.com

Not a problem; I've discovered it is due to the option "analyze include files" which I somehow had switched on. Turning it off solves the problem for me.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Please do provide us with a test case so that we can fix the bug. You can attach it here or use Intel Premier Support.

[nvaneck]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

Please do provide us with a test case so that we can fix the bug. You can attach it here or use Intel Premier Support.

Here's one:

CHARACTER C_REC*1024
I=INDEX(C_REC(1:LEN_STAMP),'STAMP2.BMP')
END

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Thanks. What compiler options are you using? Your reference to "analyze include files" makes me think you are using Source Checker (formerly Static Verifier.)

[nvaneck]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

Thanks. What compiler options are you using? Your reference to "analyze include files" makes me think you are using Source Checker (formerly Static Verifier.)

No, for this test,just standard options when you start a new project, then check that option underdiagnostics in a debug configuration. Makes no sense with static verification "none", but I wasn't intending to use static verification....

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