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Hallo,
I'm using Intel Fortran on a 64 bit Linux machine. Lately our system administrators updated the compilers from Intel 11.1 to Intel 12.0.4. Almost immediately I encountered problems when debugging a program with Totalview debugger.
In my programs I have a lot of 2,3 or even moredimensional arrays. It seems that the debugger gets the dimensions of the arrays in a wrong order.
If I have an array let's say A(9,5,7) in the fortran program totalview shows it as A(7,5,9). The values in memory are fine but the association to array elements is jumbled as totalview sees a wrong array structure.
As this behaviour only appears with Intel 12 (with Intel 11 everything works fine) I'm afraid it's not a feature but a bug.
Can somebody have a look into this matter please. I can easily provide a little program for testing if need be.
p.boerner
I'm using Intel Fortran on a 64 bit Linux machine. Lately our system administrators updated the compilers from Intel 11.1 to Intel 12.0.4. Almost immediately I encountered problems when debugging a program with Totalview debugger.
In my programs I have a lot of 2,3 or even moredimensional arrays. It seems that the debugger gets the dimensions of the arrays in a wrong order.
If I have an array let's say A(9,5,7) in the fortran program totalview shows it as A(7,5,9). The values in memory are fine but the association to array elements is jumbled as totalview sees a wrong array structure.
As this behaviour only appears with Intel 12 (with Intel 11 everything works fine) I'm afraid it's not a feature but a bug.
Can somebody have a look into this matter please. I can easily provide a little program for testing if need be.
p.boerner
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This is an issue that you'll have to escalate to Rogue Wave. They support TotalView, not Intel. You should check your version of TotalView for the supported Intel compiler versions and use those versions of the Intel compiler, or perhaps upgrade to a newer TV that supports your particular Intel compiler version.
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