On Thu, Feb 03, 2000 at 11:01:18AM -0800, Simons, Don wrote:
> Christoph Kukulies wrote
>
> >Besides I'd be curious what the problem is. f2c is so mature
> >that it is unlikely that there is a 'problem' with f2c.
> >
> >It's more likely there is a problem with the fortran code
> >not being 100% f77 standard or something.
>
> Thanks to Christoph and others who responded. When I originally compiled
> with Redhat Linux g77 I used no options and got the segmentation error.
>
...
> Still, I can't completely stifle my curiosity about the g77 problems. Is
> there a utility out there that checks FORTRAN code for f77 compliance?
The best test is to run it through f2c. f2c *is* nothing else than the
f77 'authority', believe me.
But I believe the problem may be with the C code or C compiler when you
are getting a segfault. (as the different results from using various
-O flags show).
Can you debug (gdb) the C code and backtrace the problem?
>
> --Don Simons
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