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Topic: AMD backend failure:Can't complete RBP relative address |
JohnMansell
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Forum: 64-bit Posted: Wed May 18, 2016 10:28 am Subject: AMD backend failure:Can't complete RBP relative address |
This compiler error occurs in the following fragment
! Compile fails with FTN95 /64
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subroutine broken
integer i,j
character(3),parameter :: noyes(2) ... |
Topic: Can a function access the name of the referencing routine? |
JohnMansell
Replies: 4
Views: 6136
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Forum: Support Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2013 9:45 am Subject: |
Not in standerd fortran. It lacks a COMEFROM statement
You may find this amusing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COMEFROM |
Topic: module procedures, derived types |
JohnMansell
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Forum: Support Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 8:17 am Subject: |
Thanks. I have also asked the same question in comp.lang.fortran under "is this f95-compliant". |
Topic: Can't Compile |
JohnMansell
Replies: 1
Views: 4508
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Forum: Support Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2013 3:05 pm Subject: |
1. The <> looks like a fortran vendor extension (whose?) meaning .ne. or /=. Make this change (and compile the other USEd modules) and the files compile. <> is non-standard.
2. The messa ... |
Topic: module procedures, derived types |
JohnMansell
Replies: 3
Views: 5773
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Forum: Support Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2013 1:33 pm Subject: module procedures, derived types |
This example won't compile.I'm using ftn95 6.20. gfortran and the Lahey f95 checker say its OK (but insist on sequence for TYPE_A & TYPE_B, required by example_A_T and example_B_T ).
The compilat ... |
Topic: Floating Point Stack Fault, slink problems |
JohnMansell
Replies: 5
Views: 10763
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Forum: Support Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2010 8:09 am Subject: |
I have discovered the cause of the floating point stack fault.
I set the environment variable SALFENVAR=MASK_UNDERFLOW.
Removing this made the crash go away.
I think that I set this in an attem ... |
Topic: Floating Point Stack Fault, slink problems |
JohnMansell
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Forum: Support Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2010 9:49 am Subject: |
There are multiple copies/versions of salflibc.dll on the disk from previous builds/releases of our program. I have checked that, if there is a salflibc.dll in the current directory, it is the same as ... |
Topic: Floating Point Stack Fault, slink problems |
JohnMansell
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Forum: Support Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 5:22 pm Subject: |
Further digging. I have found another PC where slink falls over with an AV.
This is the dump of the error
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Runtime error from program:c:\salford\ftn95\slink.exe
Access Violation
The i ... |
Topic: Floating Point Stack Fault, slink problems |
JohnMansell
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Forum: Support Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 1:47 pm Subject: Floating Point Stack Fault, slink problems |
0. I've got 32-bit XP, SP3, ft995 5.50. It's a Dell Dimension 8250, so its a few years old.
1. On my PC, slink crashes with AV (fgetc) when in interactive mode (it writes the * to the console, then c ... |
Topic: lapack blas library |
JohnMansell
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Views: 8592
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Forum: General Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 4:42 pm Subject: |
Not built on a 64-bit machine and built with regular ftn95, but the library has been built into a program which runs on 64-bit Vista.
First, select and download a version from netlib (http://www.netl ... |
Topic: Win32 ftn95 binaries on Win64 - pitfalls? |
JohnMansell
Replies: 5
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Forum: General Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 9:30 am Subject: |
It's ftn95-compiled from downloaded source obtained from Netlib. I guess, I'll have to persuade my management to stump up for Win64 box.
Although it happens in real life, it's always bad style to get ... |
Topic: Win32 ftn95 binaries on Win64 - pitfalls? |
JohnMansell
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Forum: General Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 9:08 am Subject: Win32 ftn95 binaries on Win64 - pitfalls? |
A client is running our Win32 software on Win64 XP. Are there are any issues with floating point underflow? Our program has generated an underflow and crashed. Currently, we don't have Win64 for testi ... |
Topic: ftn95 5.20.1 -zero size array of derived type |
JohnMansell
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Forum: Support Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 12:16 pm Subject: |
Also, this call provides the expected result
call testsub((/(boxp(0,'*'),i=1,0)/))
as does this
type(boxp) z(1:0)
call testsub(z)
So I have a work around |
Topic: ftn95 5.20.1 -zero size array of derived type |
JohnMansell
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Forum: Support Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 11:57 am Subject: |
FWIW, the problem is present with ftn95 5.10, so not a regression. |
Topic: ftn95 5.20.1 -zero size array of derived type |
JohnMansell
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Forum: Support Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 11:51 am Subject: ftn95 5.20.1 -zero size array of derived type |
in ftn95 5.20.1, the third call with zero-size array of derived type appears as length 1 in the subroutine body. I really want size to tell me 0. This feature works for simple variables.
module tes ... |
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