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I recently increased the size of some static array and now get the following warning.
I tried changing my array to dynamic array for the file in question but to no avail.
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Hi,
You didn't indicate the warning you got. Assuming you're allocating array in local scope and you're running on Linux, stack size determines the max size limit. Try setting stack size by using the ulimit command:
"%ulimit -a" will show the limits available on the system and you can set or modify using "%ulimit -s <stack size>"
_Kittur
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OK, I just realized you have the warning in the issue title. Let me transfer this issue to the Fortran forum for resolution.
_Kittur
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This message comes out based on command line options; did you add full checking, with -C -check all, or similar?
It is not produced based on the size of arrays.
--Lorri
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Many thanks all.
My configuration is as follow:
vs2010
Intel(R) Visual Fortran Compiler XE 14.0.1.139 [Intel(R) 64].
I got it in s state where even when compiling an empty file (no code or empty subroutine code) it also fires this warning.
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Dear all,
just realised I posted in the wrong part of the forum ie I am not running on Linux/mac.
This thread can be deleted I ll start a new one on the windows forum.
Sorry about this
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