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Dear All,
I recently switched from Compaq Visual Fortran to Intel version.
I HAD to use " /stack:0x1dc6500" as one of my "project options" under "Link" in "project Settings" window. I was wondering if you know of the equivalence of this option in Intel.
I noticed there is this option of /Fn where n refers to MB, but I guess I haven't used it in a correct way as it is not working!
Thanks in advance!
Sarvin
I recently switched from Compaq Visual Fortran to Intel version.
I HAD to use " /stack:0x1dc6500" as one of my "project options" under "Link" in "project Settings" window. I was wondering if you know of the equivalence of this option in Intel.
I noticed there is this option of /Fn where n refers to MB, but I guess I haven't used it in a correct way as it is not working!
Thanks in advance!
Sarvin
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This is handled identically to CVF, though that value for stack you have is really quite large.
If you want to set the stack size, use Project > Properties > Linker > System > Stack Reserve Size
Let me suggest as an alternative that you try this: Fortran > Optimization > Heap Arrays - set this to "0". What this will do is have the compiler use dynamic allocation for temporaries rather than the stack. It helps in many cases.
If you want to set the stack size, use Project > Properties > Linker > System > Stack Reserve Size
Let me suggest as an alternative that you try this: Fortran > Optimization > Heap Arrays - set this to "0". What this will do is have the compiler use dynamic allocation for temporaries rather than the stack. It helps in many cases.
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