[CPMD-list] Crash on cmpd compilation on a single process node using ifc

[Axel Kohlmeyer]

On Mon, 28 Oct 2002 14:58:29 -0200  Eduardo wrote:

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> Sirs
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> 	I am trying to compile cpmd on a single processor node (PIII-550MHz)
> using the intel fortran compiler. The process starts finely, but when it
> searched the routine BYLM_p.f, it crashed (the log files, the complete and th
e simplified,
> are  attched). Please, could you give any suggestion

hello eduardo,

please get a newer version of the sourcecode (v3.5.3) or disable 
the contents of this routine (it is not used, AFAIK) with an
#ifdef 0 / #endif.

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> 	Thanks in advance
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> 	yours
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> 	Eduardo
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> ps.: during the compilation, was usual to appear messages like:
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> This feature is obsolescent in Fortran 95
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> Pointer variable has already been declared - retyped as I
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> Is this a possible cause of problems?
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no. you can shut up the first type of messages with the additional
compile option '-cm' (see 'ifc -help'). 

the second type is due the way dynamic memory management is handled in cpmd.

cheers,
	axel kohlmeyer.
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