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I have a code that compiles but fails to run (with a segmentation fault) when using the 32 bit fortran v10 compiler on MAC OSX 10.5.2.
The same code has been compiled and run on many different architectures, including Linux with the Intel compiler.
The 64-bit version of the compiler appears to work, but I can't use it, other than for testing, as it's not compatible with the other compilers I need to use.
Fortran v 10.1.006 (the latest) appears to have an internal error, as I generated Run time error 48 (which seems to indicate an internal inconsistency with the compiler).
Is there a quick fix to the segmentation fault issue?
It's not linked to the stacksize - I've tried increasing it and it makes no diffference.
Phil
The same code has been compiled and run on many different architectures, including Linux with the Intel compiler.
The 64-bit version of the compiler appears to work, but I can't use it, other than for testing, as it's not compatible with the other compilers I need to use.
Fortran v 10.1.006 (the latest) appears to have an internal error, as I generated Run time error 48 (which seems to indicate an internal inconsistency with the compiler).
Is there a quick fix to the segmentation fault issue?
It's not linked to the stacksize - I've tried increasing it and it makes no diffference.
Phil
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As there are pretty much infinite possible causes for a segmentation fault, it's impossible to generalize a "quick fix". Please report the problems you're seeing to Intel Premier Support.
The run-time error 48 could be due to data corruption caused by a coding error, or may be an error in the compiler or libraries. The only way to know for sure is to see a test case.
The run-time error 48 could be due to data corruption caused by a coding error, or may be an error in the compiler or libraries. The only way to know for sure is to see a test case.

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