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NON-OpenMP and NON-Auto-parallelized Applications: IF your program is not using OpenMP or Auto-parallelization (-parallel compiler switch) and your compiler is newer than Linux v9.1.037 (or all Mac OS* compilers), try the -heap-arrays compiler option. OpenMP or Auto-parallelization users and users with Linux compilers older than v9.1.037 please read ahead to Possible Cause #2 for tips on unlimiting the stack size. -heap-arrays If this removes the sigsegv or bus error, you may STOP at this point. You may wish to read the attached PDF presentation (link at bottom of page) to learn about when and where array temporaries are created. With a few code changes you may be able to avoid some array temporaries, and hence reduce your application's need for temporary copies (improves performance). Also, the -heap-arrays compiler option can take an optional argument [size] to specify the threshold size in Kbytes at which arrays larger than [size] are allocated on heap, all others on stack. For example: -heap-arrays 10 puts all automatic and temporary arrays larger than 10Kbytes on heap Cause #2 Stackspace Exhaustion. Solution: Unlimiting Stacksize for OpenMP Applications or any Application: The first step is to try to increase your shell stack limit on Linux and Mac OS* X. However, this option can have unwanted effects on data sharing with OpenMP or auto-parallelized code. Because of this, OpenMP and auto-parallelization users are advised to not use -heap-arrays and insted try to unlimit their shell stack size limit. Linux, bash: ulimit -s unlimited Linux, csh/tcsh: unlimit stacksize You may check your stack size limit with: bash: ulimit -a csh: limit and look for 'stack size' limit for your shell environment Notes: If you run your program under the control of a batch subsystem you may need to add the command above to your user startup files ( ~/.bashrc ~/.profile or ~/.cshrc ) For Mac OS* X, there is a hard upper limit on the shell stacksize. For most systems, this is: bash: ulimit -s 65532 which sets the limit to 64Mbytes. An alternative is to use a linker option to increase the executable's default shell stacksize, as documented here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/ ... segmentation-fault/ Re-run your application, if this fixes the issue you may stop. If your application still generates sigsegv or bus error, continue reading. Possible Cause #3, Stack Corruption Due to User Coding Error. There are a number of user coding errors that can cause stack corruption and lead to a sigsegv or bus error at run time. These errors are particularly hard to find since the segmentation fault may occur later in the program in a section unrelated to where the stack was initially corrupted. The first step is to try to isolate where in the code the fault occurs. This is done by generating an execution 'traceback'. Compile and link using the ifort driver and these options: -g -traceback When the code faults, you will often get a report showing the call stack when the fault occurs. If you do not get a stack traceback, insure that you have used -g for both compilation and link and make sure that -traceback was used on the compilation. There are cases where the seg fault occurs while the program is in kernel space and thus no user stack is available for trace back. We are working to improve this in a future release. This trace back report is read from the bottom of the list upwards. Find the uppermost subroutine or function from your code along with it's line number to isolate which instruction caused the fault. Check for user coding errors at this statement. If no obvious user error, continue below Possible Cause #4, exceeding Array Bound. Solution, try -check bounds The -check-bounds compiler option provides a run-time check of array accesses and character string expressions to insure that the indices are within the boundaries of the array. This checking is useful to find cases where the indices go outside of the declared size of the array. This option has a big impact on performance, the magnitude of which depends on how many array accesses are performed in the application. Also, -check-bounds array bounds checking is not performed for arrays that are dummy arguments in which the last dimension bound is specified as * or when both upper and lower dimensions are 1. To enable bounds checking, compile with: -check bounds -g and run your program. The checking is performed at run time and not at compile time. If this finds your error STOP. ELSE keep reading. Possible Cause #5, calling a function as a subroutine, or invoking a subroutine as if it were a function. These are user coding errors where a user does something similar to this: --- main program --- ... call ThisIsIllegal( some_arguments ) ... --- end main program --- --- ThisIsIllegal --- integer function ThisIsIllegal( some_arguments ) ... --- end ThisIsIllegal --- In the example above, the main program calls ThisIsIllegal as if it were a subroutine, however ThisIsIllegal is declared as a function. This can cause stack corruption. To test for these conditions, try using compiler option -fp-stack-check -g -traceback compile with these options and run. If the stack is corrupted by something similar to the above, your code will exit and give a stack trace. You can check the interfaces of your procedures with a compile time check: -gen-interfaces -warn interfaces This compile time check will generate INTERFACE blocks for your procedures. The -warn interfaces will then use these compiler-generated interfaces and check the calls to your procedures to make sure arguments and interfaces match between caller and callee. Note that this check occurs only for Fortran source files. This will not check interfaces in mixed language program. Possible Cause #6, large array temporaries caused by passing non-contiguous array sections. Solution, detect with -check arg_temp_created and fix with coding change to include explicit interface and assumed shaped arrays. Consider this 'before' example: --- main program --- real(8) :: f(1800,3600,1) external sub ... call sub( f(1:900,:, )... --- end main program --- and the "sub" subroutine is in a separately compiled source file: --- external subroutine "sub" --- subroutine sub( f ) real(8) :: f(900,3600,1) ... --- end subroutine "sub" --- In this case, "sub" is expecting a contiguous array of size 900x3600x1. However, the call is passing an array that is not contiguous in memory. In situations such as this, the compiler will make an array temporary at the call to copy the elements of the array "f" from non-contiguous chucks into a contiguous array such as what "sub" is expecting. This temporary is allocated on stack unless -heap-arrays is specified. To check if this is occuring in your code, compile with -check arg_temp_created and run the program. Messages will be written when argument temporaries are created. To work around the issue, creating a explicit interface and using an assumed shaped array in "sub" will remove the need for an array temporary: --- main --- real(8) :: f(1800,3600,1) interface subroutine sub(f) real(8) :: f(:,:, ![]() end subroutine sub end interface ... call sub( f(1:900,:, )... --- end main program --- --- "sub" --- subroutine sub( f ) real(8) :: f(:,:, ![]() ... end subroutine sub Keep in mind, that although this avoids the array temporary, within "sub" the compiler is now aware that the array "f" may be non-contiguous. 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