libmpifort.so incompatible error during compile
Hi,I hit link issue when compiling the program, thank you for the helpld: skipping incompatible /opt/intel/compilers_and_libraries_2017.4.196/linux/mpi/mic/lib/libmpifort.so when searching for...
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View ArticleRequest to issue an error with a deleted/removed feature when /warn:stderrors...
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View ArticleFix "Error 5 error #6591: An automatic object is invalid in a main...
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View ArticleSegmentation fault when running code compiled with O2 option. Code using...
We are developing a solver based on several structured grids which are connected.For this reason some information is needed only in grid boundaries (face edges vertex).To reduce the memory consumed we...
View ArticleFaster compilation with Intel® Compiler 18.0 Beta
18.0 beta includes several improvements which may result in compile-time reduction for part of your application. In several cases, such a reduction may be significant, and cut compile time by more than...
View ArticleFaster compilation with Intel® Compiler 18.0 Beta
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View ArticleShared object run time error when built with OpenMP
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View ArticleDebugger error for BLOCK / END BLOCK variable.
ConsiderProgram bloky implicit none real :: t(2) t = 1.0 print *, t block real :: t((2) t = 2.0 end block print *, t end programThe Fortran works OK but the debugger thinks t is [2.0, 2.0] after the...
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