This could be a compiler bug, or it could be our fault --- might need
a "volatile" on some pointer or other, for example, to prevent the
compiler from making an otherwise legitimate assumption. So it seems
worth chasing it down.
Tom, Thank you for the directions, I'll try to do what you recommended.
BTW, does ICC have any switch corresponding to gcc's -fno-strict-aliasing?
I see that configure tries to feed that switch to it, but it might
want some other spelling.
Apparently in none of the ICC manuals -fno-strict-aliasing is described,
but ICC accepts such flag, and produce the same code as with
'-fno-alias' flag (described in ICC manuals).
regards,
Sergey
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Max Planck Institute for Astronomy/Cambridge Institute for Astronomy/Sternberg
Astronomical Institute
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