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- From: seymour@milton.u.washington.edu (Richard Seymour)
- Subject: HP-UX Fortran PreProcessor crashes on large program - why?
- Message-ID: <1992Aug18.233914.25255@u.washington.edu>
- Sender: news@u.washington.edu (USENET News System)
- Organization: University of Washington, Seattle
- Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 23:39:14 GMT
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- Hello...
- We have a middlin' large program (5200 lines) which causes the
- HP-UX Fortran Preprocessor to die with the following message group:
-
- FTNOPP/HP9000 S700 A.08.07 k092907
- ### FATAL ERROR - READING REC# 1073837216 END OF FILE ENCOUNTERED
- USER ROUTINE NAME CASCADE
-
- If we try +OP4P or +OP3P, we get the bomb-out described above.
- I -suspect- the 1,073,837,216 is the size of our 1 gigabyte diskdrive.
- No prog.P is created (that we can see) during this test.
-
- if we use +OP0c and +OP1c, it does not bomb, and the intermediate prog.P
- file is created.
-
- Platform: HP 9000/710, 48mb memory, foreign 1Gb disk.
- The whole command line was: f77 +e +es +OP4P -Wl,archive -o zmd zmd.f
- (the program came from a vms vax, hence the +e and +es helped)
- Any suggestions or ways to chase the problem would be appreciated.
- (for the easily bemused, the OP0 took 1 minute cpu time, the OP1 took 4)
- --dick
-