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Trying
WRITE(*,*)'Why Does This Crash?'
Gives me a run-time error
UnHandled Exception - access violation reading location 0x0000000
Which appears to be coming from QWINWrite
Any help in resolving this would be apprecitated
Thankx
Jim
=mjc=
PS: I'm doing this as a Debug inside Visual Studio 2005 if it helps...
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It doesn't for me with 11.1.046. Please supply a complete program that shows the problem and tell us the exact compiler version you are using.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
It doesn't for me with 11.1.046. Please supply a complete program that shows the problem and tell us the exact compiler version you are using.
Sending the files isn't really an option - this is a huge and ancient MS PowerStation Fortran codebase I'm trying to migrate to iFort
So...
I made myself a new project - which worked straight away.
Then compared the settings.
Changing
Runtime Library to Debug MultiThread
and turning Off Windows Common Librarires
and turning off Portlib
seems to have fixed the problem.
Onward and upward
Thankx
Jim
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If you changed the runtime library setting to "debug multithread" then you don't have a QuickWin application any more.

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