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Hi everyone, I'm using the lastest ifort 12.1.5 and I'm tesing the pgo (profile-guided optimization) feature, but encoutered problems.
Here's my program, a quite simple hello world:
[fortran]program main
print *, "hello"
end program main
[/fortran]
then i compile it like this:
[bash]ifort -prof-gen hello.f90
[/bash] then I run the program
[bash]./a.out[/bash]
and then compile it again:
[bash]ifort -prof-use hello.f90[/bash] but I got the following error message:
[bash]/tmp/hello.f90(1): warning #11507: Value profiling mismatch for 'MAIN__'.[/bash] Does anyone know why? did I miss something? Thanks.
then i compile it like this:
[bash]ifort -prof-gen hello.f90
[/bash] then I run the program
[bash]./a.out[/bash]
and then compile it again:
[bash]ifort -prof-use hello.f90[/bash] but I got the following error message:
[bash]/tmp/hello.f90(1): warning #11507: Value profiling mismatch for 'MAIN__'.[/bash] Does anyone know why? did I miss something? Thanks.
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Looks strange. Since this is specific to the compiler, I suggest that you ask in the Intel Fortran Compiler forum. I'm sure that they can help you there.
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Thank you!
I'll try to post this question there to see if anyone konws. :)
I'll try to post this question there to see if anyone konws. :)
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