[Beowulf] ifort and gfortran
Dmitri Chubarov
dmitri.chubarov at gmail.com
Mon Feb 23 10:19:09 PST 2009
Dear Fumie,
does the code read anything from a file?
Note, there are many non-standard features in intel fortran, so that the
code that works
correctly under ifort might behave differently when compiled under a
different compiler.
Among these features are
- support for lines longer than 132 characters in free form,
- binary file input/output
gdb should certainly help to point the problem.
You may try also SunStudio compilers for that may give you better
diagnostics than gfortran.
Which version of gfortran do you use?
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 11:30 PM, f.costen at cs.man.ac.uk <
fumie.costen at manchester.ac.uk> wrote:
> Dear All,
> This is not directly relate to parallel computing
> but I may be able to get your skills/knowledge.
>
> We have developed a fortran code and
> we can compile it with bot intel-fortran and
> gfortran without any error message.
> When we run it, the code runs when intel-fortran
> ifort was used for the compilation.
> When gfortran is used, then we get
> "segmentation fault" in the middle/during the
> parameter setting stage of the computation.
> I would be grateful if you
> have any idea on how to treat this problem.
>
> Thank you very much
> Fumie
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