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Running problems with SMOKE

eraupadhyay
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‎06-23-2009 11:26 PM
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Hi
We are trying to compile and run EPA's SMOKE emissions processor on intel compiler v.11. SMOKE compiles fine but while running script segmenation fault occurs in one module elevpoint. This is a test case and runs on pg compiler withput any problem. My machine is x86_64. Has anyone faced a similiar problem in case of running test case of SMOKE on intel compiler?
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Dr. Era Upadhayay
Ansal Institute of Technology
Gurgaon, Indai
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Ron_Green
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‎06-24-2009 11:09 AM
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Hi
We are trying to compile and run EPA's SMOKE emissions processor on intel compiler v.11. SMOKE compiles fine but while running script segmenation fault occurs in one module elevpoint. This is a test case and runs on pg compiler withput any problem. My machine is x86_64. Has anyone faced a similiar problem in case of running test case of SMOKE on intel compiler?
Thanks
Dr. Era Upadhayay
Ansal Institute of Technology
Gurgaon, Indai

Dr. Upadhayay,

I have just posted an article on how to root cause sigsegv errors. See if this helps:

http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=66507
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