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to execute the program (compiling is OK) it gives me an error message: Program received signal SIGSEGV: Segmentation fault - invalid memory reference. Backtrace for this error: 0 0x7FC5ADB1C117 1 0x7FC5ADB1C6F4 2 0x7FC5AD46C0AF 3 0x44E704 in ffthdu at fitscore.c:6893 4 0x405101 in MAIN__ at Codigo.f90:? Segmentation fault (core dumped) And there is another information: when I delete a stretch of the program which does the "write to the new .txt converter file" part, the program goes OK and it reads the entire .fits file! Here is this stretch: arq='spec-1.txt' open (29,file=arq,status='unknown') write(29,*) ' l(n) fa(n)' do n=1,naxes write(29,*) l(n), fa(n) end do I have declared the variable "arq" as a character and everything is OK. When I delete this stretch the segmentation fault does not appear any more, but I do not know what to do now because I need to pass the information to this .txt! And the "arq" string is not complete because I am just testing now, later I will add the entire directory. And here is the
what is "Segmentation Fault (core dumped)" ?? When I compiled and Run a fortran
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files in UNIX, this error comes out. I want to know segmentation fault in fortran 90 what is the cause ?? Will the RAM of the machine not enough ?? Wed, gfortran backtrace 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT N8T#2 / 3 Fortran : "Segmentation Fault (core dumped)" Quote: >"Segmentation Fault (core dumped)" ?? The single most likely cause http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20453315/segmentation-fault-core-dumped-error-in-fortran-gfortran-linux is a subscript out of bounds. Tim Prince Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT Dick Hendrickso#3 / 3 Fortran : "Segmentation Fault (core dumped)" Quote: > >"Segmentation Fault (core dumped)" ?? > The single most likely cause is a subscript out of bounds. > Tim Prince The next most likely http://computer-programming-forum.com/49-fortran/17b9186f72da49f2.htm cause is a stack overflow. Most Unixs have some sort of limit command to increase the stack size. If your program has lots of big arrays increasing the stack size will probably solve the problem. Dick Hendrickson Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT Page 1 of 1 [ 3 post ] Relevant Pages 1. Segmentation fault (Core Dumped) 2. "Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault". 3. gsub means "core dump"? 4. "expr ]" causes a core dump 5. Strange "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" error. 6. _tkinter makes core dump (Re: python links with Tk in OS/2 - but core dumps) 7. To dump core or not to dump core 8. Segmentation fault (core dumpted) 9. Memory fault - core dumped while compiling 2.2.1 on SCO 10. string.join(["Tk 4.2p2", "Python 1.4", "Win32", "free"], "for") 11. Python equivalent of "lynx -dump"? 12. "Dumping" an interpreter's state Powered by phpBB Forum Software
C. We will show various compiler options that can give you additional information. We will touch on using the gdb debugger, but only using one simple command. We will start with http://geco.mines.edu/guide/errortracking/ some definitions and then look first at Fortran, because information is easier to get. Then we will look at some C examples. The examples shown here are serial, not parallel MPI. If the examples were parallel the output would be similar except there would be multiple copies. Some definitions: Segmentation fault Segmentation faults are most often caused by memory errors. That is, your program is trying to access memory it segmentation fault does not own. This can occur when your program tries to access an array element that is out of bounds or tries to use a pointer that is not allocated. It is possible for you can "get lucky" and access an array element out of bounds or access an invalid pointer and not generate an error. In Fortran, you can force (most) array and pointer accesses to be checked by specifying core dumped error compile time options. Arithmetic Error Arithmetic errors are the result of illegal mathematical operations, such as dividing a number by zero, or having an illegal value for a function such as sqrt(-1.0). You can also have overflow errors which means that you have performed an operation that returns a value outside of what the computer can represent, such as x=(1e100)**100. Arithmetic errors do not normally cause program termination but you might get NaN or Inf printed instead of "normal" numbers. These stand for Not a Number and Infinity. In Fortran, you can force program termination on arithmetic errors by specifying compile time options. For C programs you can also force termination but it requires some simple program modification. We will look at both cases. Core file and core dump When a program terminates abnormally it will sometimes produce a core file or core dump. The normal name for these files is core.##### where ##### represents the process number. Core files contain a description of the state of a program when it terminates. Sometimes you can find information about the program termination from a core file, including the line number that was executing at the time. The generation of core files is disabled by default on RA. Please contact tkaiser@mines.