The version number of the MASA library (versioning information can be obtained by running the masa_version binary located in the bin/ directory of a local MASA installation)
the hardware and operating system
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MASA Library: Version = 0.51.0 (5100)
Development Build
Build Date = 2019-10-09 14:05
Build Host = nia-login05.scinet.local
Build User = dcp
Build Arch = x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
Build Rev = 7351ff92
C++ Config = mpicxx -O0
F90 Config = mpifc-O0
Optional Features:
Python support enabled = no
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A description of the bug behavior
I am using MASA via the Fortran90 interface and compiling my source code with the following Intel Fortran compiler:
mpif90 for the Intel(R) MPI Library 2018 Update 3 for Linux*
Copyright(C) 2003-2018, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
__INTEL_PRE_FFLAGS options: -gcc-name=core-gcc -gxx-name=core-g++
ifort version 18.0.3
When I use the following flags (among others) to compile my source code, specifically
-check all,noarg_temp_created -init=snan -init=zero -init=arrays
I obtain the following runtime error when running my executable:
forrtl: error (73): floating divide by zero
Image PC Routine Line Source
jetstream_x86_64 000000000043E8CE Unknown Unknown Unknown
libpthread-2.17.s 00002B34AD110630 Unknown Unknown Unknown
jetstream_x86_64 00000000004FEEA1 Unknown Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB54832D _ZN4MASA27fans_sa Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB547F7B _ZN4MASA27fans_sa Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB546D84 _ZN4MASA27fans_sa Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB482130 Unknown Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB480A9A Unknown Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB48C254 _ZN4MASA9masa_ini Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB5147C0 masa_init Unknown Unknown
libfmasa-0.51.so 00002B34AB4804DB masa_mp_masa_init Unknown Unknown
libdiablo.so 00002B34A05933CE verify_mod_mp_gen 10911 Verify_Mod.f90
For reference, Line 10911 in my Fortran90 source code is a call to masa_init:
!-- initialize the problem
call masa_init('test',trim(adjustl(desired_mms_function)))
where desired_mms_function = 'euler_2d'. Note that when I compile without the aforementioned flags (i.e., without -check all,noarg_temp_created -init=snan -init=zero -init=arrays), MASA runs correctly. For reference, the functions of the flags of interest are as follows (more info here):
-init=arrays specifies that we initialize all unitialized arrays and variables by the following;-init=nan initializes all unitialized REAL and COMPLEX variables/arrays to nans to get caught by the nantrapping-init=zero initializes all unitialized REAL, COMPLEX, INTEGER, and LOGICAL variables/arrays to zero
My guess is that there are some unintialized variables in MASA, potentially in fans_sa.cpp (based on the above error message that I am getting), that are being caught by these flags, however I have been unable to identify specifically what part of the code is leading to the runtime error. Does anyone know how to address this issue?
The version number of the MASA library (versioning information can be obtained by running the masa_version binary located in the bin/ directory of a local MASA installation)
the hardware and operating system
A description of the bug behavior
I am using MASA via the Fortran90 interface and compiling my source code with the following Intel Fortran compiler:
When I use the following flags (among others) to compile my source code, specifically
I obtain the following runtime error when running my executable:
For reference, Line 10911 in my Fortran90 source code is a call to
masa_init:where
desired_mms_function = 'euler_2d'. Note that when I compile without the aforementioned flags (i.e., without-check all,noarg_temp_created -init=snan -init=zero -init=arrays), MASA runs correctly. For reference, the functions of the flags of interest are as follows (more info here):-init=arraysspecifies that we initialize all unitialized arrays and variables by the following;-init=naninitializes all unitialized REAL and COMPLEX variables/arrays to nans to get caught by the nantrapping-init=zeroinitializes all unitialized REAL, COMPLEX, INTEGER, and LOGICAL variables/arrays to zeroMy guess is that there are some unintialized variables in MASA, potentially in
fans_sa.cpp(based on the above error message that I am getting), that are being caught by these flags, however I have been unable to identify specifically what part of the code is leading to the runtime error. Does anyone know how to address this issue?