https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=115491
--- Comment #2 from Dom Heinzeller <heinzell at ucar dot edu> ---
(In reply to kargls from comment #1)
> (In reply to Dom Heinzeller from comment #0)
> > I am working on a fairly complicated modeling code used by the U.S. Naval
> > Research Lab and I am hitting internal compiler errors that prevent us from
> > using gcc. I tested versions 10 through 14 (14.1.0), all with the same
> > results. It's going to be complicated to resolve, since I cannot share the
> > code, but hopefully we can find a way to address the problem.
>
> It seems you'll need to do some old fashion debugging for us.
> Compile your code. With the problematic file that causes the ICE,
> you'll need to start commenting out chunks. Hopefully, you
> can isolate a small example, which can then be posted here.
Thanks! That is what I started early today, and I do indeed have an update. I
can get the code to compile if I change the location of Fortran "use"
statements. Basically, it looks like this in the failing code:
module abc
...
end module abc
submodule (abc) def
contains
module procedure xyz
use some_overloaded_procedure ! an interface for several type-bound
procedures
...
end module procedure xyz
end submodule def
This code, however, works:
module abc
...
end module abc
submodule (abc) def
use some_overloaded_procedure ! an interface for several type-bound
procedures
contains
module procedure xyz
...
end module procedure xyz
end submodule def
