pardiso error with a particular set of data

[LRaim]

Today in running a simulation test case I have found the following error:

See attached txt file since by copying the test I received 'Your submission contains invalid characters ....".

The compiler used is: Compiling with Intel(R) Visual Fortran Compiler XE 15.0.6.285 [IA-32]  

The interface with PARDISO is not changed from about 2 years and it is the first time I get such an error.

Can I get some additional info by using MSGLVL value now set to 0 ?.

[Gennady_F_Intel]

I see no txt file into attachment. Could you get it.

[LRaim]

Attached should be the error trace as: error1.txt.
​I can see this information :
direct download link: /file/520194/download

under : Attach file to post -> Attachments -> file information   but such information disappears by pushing 'Preview' 


 

[Gennady_F_Intel]

error.txt contains the messages: 

Xdsim10.exe!_mkl_pds_psol_bwscat_pardiso()    Unknown

libiomp5md.dll!0fe527e5()    Unknown

[Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for libiomp5md.dll]    
libiomp5md.dll!0fe527e5()    Unknown
xmeth00.dll!0f764417()    Unknown

..............
xmeth00.dll!0f764417()    Unknown
Xdsim10.exe!_free_base(void * pBlock) Line 50    C

Have you added the mkl's and compiler's dynamic libraries to the system path?

[LRaim]

I always include and deliver specific dll in the program directory. MKL are linked with the executable.
libiomp5md.dll is included in the program executable directory  
I have found this error with a particular set of input data. By changing slightly input data no error is found.
The subsequent trace back is not correct, pardiso is called through a quite long sequence of subroutine calls. Autoparallelization is not used in the project, about this topic I created recently a discussion in the in the 'compiler' forum and the application is the same.
​This week I am out of the office so some answers could be delayed.

I plan to run the same case excluding pardiso and using a classical linear system solution algorithm.

Best regards