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I am a beginner Fortran programmer in the Linux (Ubuntu) environment. I am sure this is a FAQ but I really appreciate help on this topic.
When compiling in Linux my console is cluttered with "loop vectorized" and similar messages. Is it possible (and advisable) to switch these messages off?
Thanks in advance.
When compiling in Linux my console is cluttered with "loop vectorized" and similar messages. Is it possible (and advisable) to switch these messages off?
Thanks in advance.
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Two ways to turn it off:
-vec-report0
OR use a new compiler, as in 11.1.x the default is -vec-report0. On older compilers the default was -vec-report1
It's just a report trying to tell you where the compiler found optimization opportunities. No harm to turn it off.
ron
-vec-report0
OR use a new compiler, as in 11.1.x the default is -vec-report0. On older compilers the default was -vec-report1
It's just a report trying to tell you where the compiler found optimization opportunities. No harm to turn it off.
ron
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Thank you very much, what a quick responce!!!!
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You're welcome. We try to answer our questions here quickly, your time is valuable.
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