might be a bug?

[dundar11]

Hi,

Using latest intel fortran composer for linux (12.0.1)

When I use a component 's name of derived type as a procedure name

it will give internal compiler error instead of warning this mistake example:

type my_type

real :: alfa

contains

procedure :: alfa=> set_alfa

end my_type

[TimP]

12.0.1 is far from the latest. There have been 6 more updates. Current is 12.1.1.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

The example you provide is incomplete and gets many valid syntax errors, even in 12.0. Can you show a real example that demonstrates the problem?

[dundar11]

I am using 12.1.0

I was just trying to show the error.

Here is a piece from my code.

use element_map_module

TYPE, extends(elementmap):: element_parameters

integer :: n_elements

logical :: default_pars

character(len=3),dimension(:),allocatable :: element_symbol

integer,dimension(:),allocatable,private :: pm_ !for short range

END TYPE element_parameters

TYPE ,extends(element_parameters) :: bond_parameters

real(8),dimension(:),allocatable,private :: cs_ ,cl_ ! tersoff short range cutoff

real(8) :: cs

END TYPE bond_parameters

TYPE,extends(bond_parameters) :: carbon_parameters

real(8):: pacc, plamcc !additional pair-wise term

END TYPE carbon_parameters

TYPE,extends(carbon_parameters):: parameters

contains

procedure:: cs => get_cs

end type parameters

function get_cs(this) result(iostat)

class(parameters) :: this

integer :: iostat=0

end function

procedure name cs points to function get_cs

there is another real variable as a component of base type of parameters type.

Intuitively compiler supposed to give a syntax error but doesn't ...

instead it gives internal compiler error without stating any lines..

dundar.

[jimdempseyatthecove]

If in your code snip function get_cs is in the same body of code (IOW part of a module) then you need CONTAINS in front of the function (true, an appropriate error message should have pointed this out).

What is the scope (contex) at which point in your code the"use element_map_module" resides?
(PROGRAM, FUNCTION, SUBROUTINE, MODULE, ...)
Whae is the scope (contex) at which point in your code the"function get_cs(this) result(iostat)" resides?

Jim Dempsey

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Dundar has provided me with a test case and I can reproduce the problem. It has to do with a reference to a generic, type-bound procedure, though there are obviously some other aspects as well.