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I'm compiling on Linux SuSE 9.0 using the ifort compiler and ClearCase and am getting the following error. Is it a ClearCase error or an ifort compiler error? And what can I do about it? Thanks.
Severe: Unknown read error in gem_ti_get_source_line_1
compilation aborted for ../axpwr.f (code 1)
*** Error code 1
clearmake: Error: Build script failed for "axpwr.o"
Dan McKinley
McKINLDJ@westinghouse.com
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It's an ifort error saying it can't read the source file, but the error from the file system is not one it recogmizes.
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Had the same problem. Here is how to reproduce it.
mkdir yyy
cat > xxx.for
program xxx
include 'yyy'
end
ifort -c xxx.for
I ran into this because INCLUDE '(STR$ROUTINES)/NOLIST' does not work with ifort -vms, even if I create STR$ROUTINES in a subdirecory and list that subdirectory as -I parameter. So I had to drop -vms, sigh, create a subdirectory (STR$ROUTINES) and put the actual file into a file NOLIST in the subdirectory (STR$ROUTINES). Works, but a working -vms option would be nicer. Anyway, in one of my routines I had an INCLUDE '(STR$ROUTINES)' without the /NOLIST qualifiers, which produced the mentioned error.
Wouldn't have happened on VMS, eh?
Hey, Steve, any chance to get an up-to-date version of the OpenVMS/Alpha Fortran compiler for an .edu VMS user?
mkdir yyy
cat > xxx.for
program xxx
include 'yyy'
end
ifort -c xxx.for
I ran into this because INCLUDE '(STR$ROUTINES)/NOLIST' does not work with ifort -vms, even if I create STR$ROUTINES in a subdirecory and list that subdirectory as -I parameter. So I had to drop -vms, sigh, create a subdirectory (STR$ROUTINES) and put the actual file into a file NOLIST in the subdirectory (STR$ROUTINES). Works, but a working -vms option would be nicer. Anyway, in one of my routines I had an INCLUDE '(STR$ROUTINES)' without the /NOLIST qualifiers, which produced the mentioned error.
Wouldn't have happened on VMS, eh?
Hey, Steve, any chance to get an up-to-date version of the OpenVMS/Alpha Fortran compiler for an .edu VMS user?
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Interesting - I'll try that. I'm the one who implemented the pseudo-library support in CVF that later became ifort. It may be the same error message but I strongly doubt it's what the OP ran into.
As for an updated VMS compiler, you'll have to ask HP. I have no influence over that.
As for an updated VMS compiler, you'll have to ask HP. I have no influence over that.

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