[Beowulf] Quick question... on Fortran
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Brian Dobbins brian.dobbins at yale.eduThu May 10 11:09:58 PDT 2007
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>From one Fortran averse person to another: Using the PGI compilers (at least as of 6.0, but 7.0 is out now and does the same), you can allocate at -least- up to 32GB in an array with Fortran on 64-bit systems. I say at least because I don't currently have more than 32GB on any of my nodes. :) The way to do this is to use the 'mcmodel=medium' option and to promote integers to 8-byte values (for indexing the entries in this array) with '-i8'. (For example: 'pgf90 -mcmodel=medium -i8 test.f90 -o test.exe') Of course, if you want to try this yourself, Robert, I'm happy to let you log in and give it a shot for the sole pleasure of seeing you touch Fortran code. ;)
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