Hi there,
I built pFUnit 3.0.2 with gcc4.8.2. I build with command "make tests". It seems could get through compiling, but it failed at last running "./tests/tests.x"
The error is:
Operating system error: Cannot allocate memory
Memory allocation failed
I am glad for your interest! Are you building pFUnit for a particular project?
Thank you for the bug report. I am sorry for the trouble.
I don’t know that I have seen a memory allocation failure before for pFUnit.
What operating system are you using?
Also, might it be possible to upgrade your gcc to the latest in 4.9.x? pFUnit uses standard fortran features, like object orientation, that are relatively new to the compilers. Since we have limited resources, our ability to support older compiler versions is limited.
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#40I’ve just double-checked, pFUnit 3.x is not compatible with gcc 4.8.2. There is a problem with the compiler. I highly recommend you upgrade your compiler to take advantage of the improved support for the new standards. We test regularly with gcc 4.9.x, the latest released version.
If you must use gcc 4.8.2, then we might point you to an earlier version of pFUnit, but then you’d miss out on over a year’s worth of improvements.
Regards,
Mike
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#40Hi Michael
Thank you so much for your explanation. I will upgrade gcc to make it compatible with pFUnit3.X
Note that 4.8.3 should also work, in case it is essential for your project to use the 4.8 release. Nominally 4.8.3 just includes bug fixes, including the one that is exposed with pFUnit 3.x versions.
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#40Is there anything else to do with this bug ticket? I'll slate it for closure 3/6.