Re: Stack trace terminated abnormally using IVF and NT-MPICH

From: Stig Kildegård Andersen (stigkildegaardatmaildotdk)
Date: 05/10/04 

Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 11:05:14 +0200

> Just a thought as to your problem - are you sure that the calling
mechanisms
> are compatible? CVF uses STDCALL and IVF uses CDECL.

NT-MPICH povides separate libraries for a number of fortran compilers,
incluing one for the Intel compiler.

The NT-MPICH crew were kind enough to send me a new version of the Intel
specific library compiled with /Oy- and this solved the "Stack trace
terminated abnormally" problem. Traceback now tells me that it is MPI_Recv
calls that generate access violations. I have tried passing both a scalar,
an array element, and a whole array to a MPI_Recv call that receives a
single 4 byte integer and all fail with an access violation.

Have the calling mechanisms changed from the Intel 7.x compilers to the IVF
compiler in a way that should make a library meant for the Intel 7.x
compiler unusable by the IVF compiler?

> >OT: I tried posting this in the Intel software forum for the IVF compiler
> >but could not make it work. Even though I was logged in I kept getting
> >messages about restricted HTML tags in the message. I tried editing the
> >message in html mode but apparently I could not remove all the tags.
Since
> >the board does contain messages it must be possible to post there. I am
> >using Windows XP, Internet Explorer 6, and I have made intel.com a
trusted
> >site where I accept cookies, scripts and what have you. Can anyone (Steve
> >:-) give hints on how to post in the Intel forum?
>
> My guess is that you did a copy from some screen that puts HTML in the
buffer.
> The forum accepts simple HTML but rejects most tags with parameters. Try
> pasting your text into NOTEPAD first and then into the forum.

You are correct. I also tried pasting from notepad but this brought along
tags wih text like "msoffice" in the top of the post and hence did not help.
When I deleted the tags at the start of the post the line breaks in the post
were lost. As you have probably deduced I know next to nothing about HTML
and this may be the cause of my problems. I write my posts in a separate
text editor, because I have grown tired of retyping text that was lost in a
web interface due to a rejected cookie, missing javascript, or similar. Is
there a specific detail about pasting from Notepad that could solve my
problem?

Kind Regards and Thank You in advance,
Stig Kildegård

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