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Hello,
I get a catastrophic error when attempting to compile the following with ifort 11.1.056 (20090827), with no compiler flags other than "-c".
[plain]MODULE bug2
IMPLICIT NONE
TYPE, ABSTRACT :: Shape
CONTAINS
PROCEDURE(ReturnInt), DEFERRED :: nDims
END TYPE Shape
ABSTRACT INTERFACE
FUNCTION ReturnInt(this)
IMPORT :: Shape
CLASS(Shape), INTENT(IN) :: this
INTEGER :: ReturnInt
END FUNCTION ReturnInt
END INTERFACE
TYPE Container
CLASS(Shape), ALLOCATABLE :: obj
CONTAINS
PROCEDURE :: nDims => nDims_Container
END TYPE Container
TYPE, EXTENDS(Shape) :: Triangle
INTEGER :: points(3)
CONTAINS
PROCEDURE :: nDims => nDims_Triangle
END TYPE Triangle
CONTAINS
FUNCTION nDims_Container(box) RESULT(nDims)
IMPLICIT NONE
CLASS(Container), INTENT(IN) :: box
INTEGER :: nDims
IF (ALLOCATED(box%obj)) THEN
nDims = box%obj%nDims()
ELSE
STOP
ENDIF
END FUNCTION nDims_Container
FUNCTION nDims_Triangle(this) RESULT(nDims)
IMPLICIT NONE
CLASS(Triangle), INTENT(IN) :: this
INTEGER :: nDims
nDims = 2
END FUNCTION nDims_Triangle
END MODULE bug2[/plain]
I believe that this code is valid, but in any event, its compilation should clearly not result in an ICE. The error message I obtain is:[plain]bug2.F90(35): catastrophic error: **Internal compiler error: internal abort**
Please report this error along with the circumstances in which it occurred in a Software Problem Report.
Note: File and line given may not be explicit cause of this error.
nDims = box%obj%nDims()
--------------^
compilation aborted for bug2.F90 (code 3)[/plain]
Thanks,Jared
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Thank you for the convenient reproducer Jared. I believe this is similar to other reports we've received recently. I will forward to Development and update this post when I learn more.
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Quoting - Kevin Davis (Intel)
Thank you for the convenient reproducer Jared. I believe this is similar to other reports we've received recently. I will forward to Development and update this post when I learn more.
Not a problem. I've encountered a fair number of problems with the new type extension features, particularly when used with polymorphic/nested derived types. A running problem for me is still that error#8307 is still issued on some valid code, as of 11.1.056. I'll keep submitting them.
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