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Hi,
what would be the equivalent of the linux option:
-mcmodel=medium
in MacOSX. I am using the lastest ifort version and snow leopard (I am running on 64bit mode).
right now I am trying:
ifort -O -fpp -m64 -openmp phases.f -o phases.x
But I have the 2gb limit for data allocation in memory.
thanks,
Rafael
what would be the equivalent of the linux option:
-mcmodel=medium
in MacOSX. I am using the lastest ifort version and snow leopard (I am running on 64bit mode).
right now I am trying:
ifort -O -fpp -m64 -openmp phases.f -o phases.x
But I have the 2gb limit for data allocation in memory.
thanks,
Rafael
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is this what you're looking for?
( sorry, you said 64bit, I didn't notice it :( . are you working in fortran 77 or 90 and above?)
-mdynamic-no-pic (M*X only)
Generates code that is not position-independent but has
position-independent external references.
Architectures: IA-32 architecture
Default:
OFF All references are generated as position
independent.
Description:
This option generates code that is not position-indepen-
dent but has position-independent external references.
The generated code is suitable for building executables,
but it is not suitable for building shared libraries.
This option may reduce code size and produce more effi-
cient code. It overrides the -fpic compiler option.
( sorry, you said 64bit, I didn't notice it :( . are you working in fortran 77 or 90 and above?)
-mdynamic-no-pic (M*X only)
Generates code that is not position-independent but has
position-independent external references.
Architectures: IA-32 architecture
Default:
OFF All references are generated as position
independent.
Description:
This option generates code that is not position-indepen-
dent but has position-independent external references.
The generated code is suitable for building executables,
but it is not suitable for building shared libraries.
This option may reduce code size and produce more effi-
cient code. It overrides the -fpic compiler option.

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