ty: normal
Priority: P3
Component: fortran
Assignee: unassigned at gcc dot gnu.org
Reporter: Thomas.L.Clune at nasa dot gov
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Compile with: gfortran -c methodC
Priority: P3
Component: fortran
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Reporter: Thomas.L.Clune at nasa dot gov
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F90 reproducer
The attached reproducer shows the c
: fortran
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Simple complete program should print that the lower bound is 0, but reports
"1&quo
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Success!
I had to manually edit the configure file for the latest gcc to build on my
Mac. (a few -Werror=…) were blocking the compilation. Looks like that should
be off by default, but somehow is not.
Anyway, I
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Hello Janus,
I usually just use mac port these days, but I will try this weekend to build
gfortran from the current trunk. (If I fail, then I have the luxury of
assigning another person on my staff to do it on our
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Ignore that output from Valgind. I was logged out between building and
running, and failed to reload the appropriate environment. With the correct
environment, I get a clean run from valgrind:
valgrind ./a.out
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OK - had a bit of time waiting for the New Year countdown … so read up a bit
on valgrind.
A vanilla run under Linux with 4.9.0 gave the following, which seems
encouraging, albeit cryptic:
% gfortran -O0 -g allino
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I have testend under OS X (10.8.5) with gfortran 4.8.1 and 4.8.2. I've also
tested under Linux (not sure which flavor) with 4.9.0.
Command line is:
% gfortran allinone.F90
% ./a.out
Error - incorrect number of t
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Reproducer - single file.
I have an application (pFUnit) which makes very heavy us
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--- Comment #14 from tlcclt 2010-12-29
16:30:31 UTC ---
Sorry - yes. This bug report can be closed.I did eventually
install a more recent version of the compiler and verified that the
problem was not present. Had long forgotten about t
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