------- Additional Comments From Thomas dot Koenig at online dot de 2005-01-06
17:01 -------
(In reply to comment #5)
> I'm no Fortran guru, but could be this related to PR 17675?
I don't think this is an alignment problem. Apparently,
ia64-unknown-linux-gnu sets up the processor differently from
HP-UX.
Test case:
$ cat equiv.f
integer a(5)
double precision d1,d2
equivalence (a(1),d1), (a(4),d2)
call foo(d1,d2)
print *,d1,d2
end
subroutine foo(d1,d2)
double precision d1,d2
d1 = 3.14D0
d2 = 2.71D0
end
$ gfortran equiv.f
$ ./a.out
3.14000000000000 2.71000000000000
$ ifort equiv.f
fortcom: Warning: equiv.f, line 2: Alignment of variable or array is
inconsistent with its data type. [D2]
double precision d1,d2
--------------------------^
$ ./a.out
3.14000000000000 2.71000000000000
$ g77 equiv.f
Can't place `d1' as directed by EQUIVALENCE due to alignment restrictions
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