No STOP means "Don't touch me there."

[Emilio_P_]

I was trying out the Visual Studio 2005 IDE with 9.1, so for my first attempt I used the wizard to create a console "Hello World" and substituted an old program's code. This had been debugged years ago, but I wanted to see how the VS debug environment worked. This is what it gave:

Error message:

forrtl: severe (157): Program Exception - access violation
Image         PC        Routine  Line     Source
console1.exe  004A2720  Unknown  Unknown  Unknown

The same code compiled from the command line ran without errors. It was fixed by adding a STOP statement before END, but it seems odd to me. Is it WAD?

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Sounds to me as if the program corrupted the stack. Send a ZIP file of the project and a description of the problem to Intel Premier Support and we'll look at it.