Cancel that... the problem doesn't seem to be the compiler... I do get a similar error woth the PGI compiler... the PGI compiler works fine on a similar x86-64 machine, so I've got some more detective work to do.
Jeff Haferman wrote: > > Hi - > I've got the following compile line using the Portland Group (PGI) f77 > compiler > pgf77 -byteswapio -r8 -c write_state.f > > I'm trying to figure out a corresponding line for the Sun Studio > compiler...I thought the following would work > sunf95 -xfilebyteorder=big16:%all -r8const > > The code compiles but chokes when trying to read an existing binary file > that contains 64-bit binary numbers (I'm working with the MITgcm code if > that makes a difference - I don't know how the binary file was created, but > it is read just fine when I compile with the PGI compiler). > >>From the pgf77 manual: > -byteswapio: Swap bytes from big-endian to little-endian or vice versa on > input/output of unformatted Fortran data. Use of this option enables > reading/writing of Fortran unformatted data files > compatible with those produced on Sun or SGI systems. > -r8: Interpret REAL variables as DOUBLE PRECISION. > > I'm working on a Linux x86-64 system... when I compile the code with the PGI > compiler, all is well. When I use the Sun Studio compiler, the code chokes > when trying to read the binary file. >
