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Potential ifort compiler bug

zfrhv
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As mentioned in this issue:
https://github.com/scipy/scipy/issues/23100

When running the ODR script from anaconda jupiter notebook its not working.
And when running it from standard windows python it is working.

I'm not a professional but I suspect that its the compilers fault.

Could you please test the code with the ifort/gfortran compilers and verify that it works only for gfortran?

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Ron_Green
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Thank you for posting this alert.  

Ifort 2021.6 list in that issue, along with any version of ifort, is no longer supported.  Because of this and the fact that we are not equipped to triage SciPy we cannot investigate this issue.  Perhaps someone in the SciPy community could try the most recent ifx compiler which is support and narrow down this issue to something we can address.

  

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zfrhv
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I have also opened issue on conda (not sure who is responsible):
https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/14903

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Ron_Green
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Thank you for posting this alert.  

Ifort 2021.6 list in that issue, along with any version of ifort, is no longer supported.  Because of this and the fact that we are not equipped to triage SciPy we cannot investigate this issue.  Perhaps someone in the SciPy community could try the most recent ifx compiler which is support and narrow down this issue to something we can address.

  

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