I have been trying to figure out an error that we are getting using the
HDF5 library for a fairly simple program. The original error started out
in our project but we have been able to narrow it down to this sample.
Here is the setup:
Windows 10 x64, Intel Fortran v17.20160721, Visual Studio 2013 SP5,
CMake 3.5.1 and NMake files
We have built HDF5 1.8.15 with STATIC libraries, High Level, CPP and
FORTRAN interfaces.
Both our code and HDF5 were built as Debug in one folder and Release in
another. Neither version will execute correctly.
We then try to use CMake (not sure if this matters at all) to compile
and run a simple program using pure HDF5 calls (versus some higher level
functions that we had written earlier). When we execute the program we
get the following runtime error:
forrtl: severe (170): Program Exception - stack overflow
and then a stack trace but the stack does not show anything except a
bunch of "unknown" files and line numbers.
The code will be included below. The same code also had issues on OS X
when we linked against an intermediate dynamic library but we fixed that
issue. This makes me think that maybe we are mixing libraries maybe?
Debug and Release?
Has anyone else had issues with the Intel Fortran compiler on Windows
and HDF5? We can not use GFORTRAN because there isn't a new enough
version available for Windows (we need GFortran 5.2 or newer).
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