Hi, Gus,
Automatic allocation (an reallocation) on assignment is among the nifty
features of Fortran 2003. In this case "conc" is automatically allocated so
to match the shape of its initialiser array "[ xx, yy ]". Note that "xx" and
"yy" are not allocatable though their derived type has an alloca
Well, I missed to emphasize one thing: It is my intension to exploit
F2003's lhs-(re)allocate feature. Meaning, it is totally legal in F03 to
write something like that:
integer, allocatable :: array(:)
array = [ 1,2,3,4 ]
array = [ 1 ]
where 'array' gets automatically (re)allocated. One more thing
Some MPI libraries (including OMPI and IMPI) hook the system memory
management routines like 'malloc' and 'free' (used behind the scenes by
Fortran on Unix). This is usually performed in order to manage memory
registration for RDMA-based networks like InfiniBand. I would guess that
Open MPI install
Dear Sirs,
Parallel processing is needed to speed up processing of large-scale master
and sub-problems. 32-bit Microsoft Access 2007 is used to capture data and
then calls a DLL program written in 32-bit Microsoft Fortran 90 for
processing (to be distributed in parallel among master and sub-prob
On Mon, 2013-01-14 at 12:00 -0500, users-requ...@open-mpi.org wrote:
> Could you try to run your serial program in Valgrind and see if it
> reports any erroneous memory access attempts? It could be that GCC's
> implementation of the automatic allocation is broken and that OMPI's
> intervention in t
