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Hi there!
I am working on Fortran 90 with Developer Studio. The code compiles fine but when runs it uses all of the memory.... this of course after 10 minutes or so!
While debugging the code, the problem arises at an declaration statement:
real, dimension(:,:), allocatable:: dumm
Any idea how to deal with this???... as a practice I am used to dynamic allocation of every array that does not carry important information, is this practice recommended?
Thanks a lot on any comments or ideas!!!
I am working on Fortran 90 with Developer Studio. The code compiles fine but when runs it uses all of the memory.... this of course after 10 minutes or so!
While debugging the code, the problem arises at an declaration statement:
real, dimension(:,:), allocatable:: dumm
Any idea how to deal with this???... as a practice I am used to dynamic allocation of every array that does not carry important information, is this practice recommended?
Thanks a lot on any comments or ideas!!!
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I would think the first thing is to determine whether you have specified enough stack space, with the
/link /stack:nnnnnnn
or by modifying the .exe after link.
/link /stack:nnnnnnn
or by modifying the .exe after link.

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