[Beowulf] backtraces
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Toon Knapen toon.knapen at fft.beMon Jun 11 12:12:46 PDT 2007
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> > The Intel Compiler provides backtraces. I think (from memory) that > you compile with -g --traceback. > Thanks. I had no idea. However from the man page at http://www.intel.com/software/products/compilers/docs/clin/icc_txt.htm I read: -[no]traceback Tell the compiler to generate [not generate] extra information in the object file to allow the display of source file trace- back information at run time when a severe error occurs. This is intended for use with C code that is to be linked into a Fortran program. I do not understand the last sentence though. I do not see how this can be specific to C code linked into a Fortran program (and thus linked against the fortran runtime library) t
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