RE: [photran] Error parser has stopped working (intel fortran compiler)

["Hilliard, Bill" <bill.hilliard@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Dougal,

 

I was able to reproduce what you are seeing and I have a fix I am testing.  If you would like to try it, I’ve attached a copy of the jar file that is affected.  In your Photran 5.0 installation, you should find the following:

 

./eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.photran.core.intel_5.0.0.200912042036/photranIntel.jar

 

Exit Eclipse if it is running and save a copy of this file to the side and replace it with the new version I have attached.  Restart Eclipse and do a clean/build on the project that shows the problem.  See if this new jar fixes it.

 

Thanks,

 

Bill

 

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From: photran-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:photran-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Green Flash
Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2009 10:14 PM
To: photran@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [photran] Error parser has stopped working (intel fortran compiler)

 

Thanks for having a look at this Bill. My original conclusion that putting the source file inside a subdirectory breaks the error parser is not quite correct. I've since determined that if the project directory contains multiple subdirectories with duplicate source file names spread across these directories, then the error parser won't report the name of the file if an error appears in one of these files. This behaviour can be reproduced as follows:

1. Create a new Makefile project (Intel Fortran tool chain)
2. Create a 'helloworld.f90' program containing a trivial syntax error and place it in a subdirectory 'src' of the project root. e.g. -

PROGRAM helloworld

IMPLICIT NONE
abcdef
    PRINT *, "Hello world"

END PROGRAM helloworld

3. Place the Makefile in the project root directory. For example, I'm using

FC=/opt/intel/Compiler/11.0/083/bin/intel64/ifort
SRCFOLDER=./src

.SUFFIXES:
.SUFFIXES: .f90 .o
.f90.o:
    $(FC) $(FFLAGS) -c $< -o $@
helloworld: $(SRCFOLDER)/helloworld.o
    $(FC) -o $@ $(SRCFOLDER)/helloworld.o
clean:
    rm helloworld $(SRCFOLDER)/*.o

4. Create, and then run, a make target for helloworld. The error parser should correctly identify helloworld.f90 as containing an error (i.e. double clicking on the error message will display the erroneous code).

5. Next, create a second subdirectory called (e.g.) 'src2' containing an empty file, also called 'helloworld.f90'. Now, if you run the make target, the error parser won't report the file name so that double clicking on the error message won't work.

Also, adding the 'src' directory to the list of source folders in the project properties menu doesn't fix the problem.

Hope this helps,
Dougal Kan.
---------Original Message---------
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 2009 07:57:58 -0800
From: "Hilliard, Bill"
Subject: RE: [photran] Error parser has stopped working (intel fortran
    compiler)
To: Photran Information

>I have tried to recreate this problem and cannot reproduce it.  I tried several different >sequences and all work properly.  Dougal, can you give me the exact steps you follow >that lead to this problem?  How do you create the project, the subdirectory, the source >file, etc.  I want to try exactly what you are doing.

>Thanks,

>Bill

 

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