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I'm using the emt64 ver 10.0.027 compiler and get an internal compiler error when I compile a block data subroutine with the "Information for PARAMETER Contants" switch set to "all". I do not get any errors if I set this switch to anything else like "none" or "Used in Program". Any idea what is going on?
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Please submit a test case to Intel Premier Support and you'll get a detailed analysis.
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Hello Steve, thank you for your interest. Unfortunately I have not been able to produce a test case that produces the same error, and I'm not able to release code fragments from any of our projects, even for debugging proposes, so I'm just not going to use the "all" switch, although I wonder if this is an indication of another error somewhere in my code. A little better error message might help. Thanks again Ray
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My guess is that it's an overflowing of some limit on the number of debug symbol table entries. At the very least, please submit a report and say what you've said here so that the developers can be aware of it and you can be notified of a resolution.
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... and add a rough count of the number of parameters, please.
Also, if they are in a modfile and it's USEd frequently, that information would be helpful too.
That will help us characterize the problem.
Thanks -
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I submitted a bug report with as much info as I could. I hope it helps.
Ray
Ray

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