array in module

[Noriyuki Kushida]

Dear All,

I am sorry for my frequent emails.

However, I have met another issue, and if you can give an idea to circumvent this, I would appreciate it.

What I want to do is basically to use arrays which are defined in a module file.

I feel XcalableMP/Omnicompiler allow us to do, since I can achieve this in a small sample.

(I attache this sample code to this email)

On the other hand, I got the following error on GDB when I do on my real code.

(variablesArray.f90 is almost like array.f90, but it has 50 array definitions).

Because the error message looks relevant to a compiler module, I wonder if this way of use is intended.

Could you let me know my understanding is correct?

If this could be an issue, I can provide you with the entire code but in the middle of porting.

Best regards,

Noriyuki Kushida

Thread 1 "sol" received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00000000004053b3 in xmpf_traverse_module_m_variables_array ()
    at /home/kushida/program/yingyang/FORTRAN/FDM_CPU_2D_virtual_cell/variablesArray.f90:110
110     !$xmp distribute t_vp_rk(gblock(*),gblock(*),*) onto pThread 1 "sol" received signal 

[Masahiro Nakao]

Dear Kushida-san,

Your attached codes are grammatically correct.
To solve your problem, please give us full codes.
If possible, please send the smallest code that causes an error.
Then we can reply right away.

Thanks,

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