allocate_backend_symbol

I have a program that I have not been able to compile in 64-bit mode, but which compiles and runs ok in 32-bit mode. When I compile with version 8.60 I get a message saying:

error 1205 - Part of allocate_backend_symbol is not available in FTN95/64

The error apparently occurs in a module at the start of a declaration of a subroutine. Does this message mean anything to anyone?

Simon

I can see this failure report in the FTN95 code but I would need a short sample program that demonstrated the error report in order to investigate further.

The same error occured in our company!

The following sample program MOD_A.F90 can be compiled without error when using** FTN95 MOD_A.F90 **

When compiling with ** FTN95 MOD_A.F90 /64 **the reported error appears. [color=red:96825accd3]

Module MOD_A

Type VP Integer :: IAV, IV (5,3) Double Precision :: RV (5,20) Character (len=16) :: CV (5) Integer :: IAW, IW (50) End Type VP

Type (VP) :: VPAKT

End Module

Module MOD_B

Use MOD_A

Contains

Subroutine SUB_1()

! Use MOD_A

call SUB_2

Contains

Subroutine SUB_2 VPAKT%IAV = 1 End Subroutine SUB_2

End Subroutine SUB_1

END Module

[/color:96825accd3] If the deactivated USE statement in SUB_1 is activated, it works with and without the /64 option.

Regards

Thomas

Thank you for the sample code. I have made a note that this needs fixing.

Paul,

Thank you for your reply. For the time beeing we know how to mitigate. We spent some time to analyse and to extract a 'minimum' code sample, for submission. The remaining code makes no sense but we believe it helps to understand and to correct.

Regards

This issue has now been fixed for the next release of FTN95.