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[yair999]

Hello,

I have an unexplained error message compiling the following program.
The error message which follows relates to the line "B(i+1)%C(:) = 0.".
Intel Visual Fortran compiler 11.0.66 does not complain.
I would appreciate any help.

Thank you,

Yair

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TYPE A
REAL, DIMENSION(2) :: C
END TYPE A

TYPE(A), DIMENSION(2) :: B

i = 1
B(i+1)%C(:) = 0.

END

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Compiling file: muku.f90
D:\kuku\muku.F90(8) : error 256 - INTEGER expression expected in array bounds subscript
Compilation failed.

[PaulLaidler]

This is a compiler fault resulting from a regression at about version 3.4.
As a work-around you can write

B(i+1)%C = 0.

or

j=i+1
B(j)%C( = 0.

"/ignore 256" does not do the trick.

We will aim to fix the problem for the next release.

[PaulLaidler]

This bug has been fixed for the next release.