Re: Allocatables in derived types and functions


Steve Lionel wrote:
Arno wrote:

If I try this, it compiles and gives a the right results. However, in a
slightly more elaborate program it segfaults exactly at the write
statement. So, I was wondering if I am allowed to use these kind of
constructs. If so, I am happy to post the piece of code that crashes
(also not too many lines).

I am using the intel compiler (build 20060706). All seems to work with
g95.

Please try a more recent Intel compiler. If it still fails, please
send a complete example to Intel Premier Support
(http://www.intel.com/support/performancetools/fortran)

Steve

I thought this is the most recent build!? Hmm ... another mail to the
sys admin.

But, my question still stands: Am I allowed to do something as I
explained above?

Arno

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