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On Wed, Sep 22, 2004 at 11:36:44AM -0400, Aleksandar Donev wrote: > And to illustrate that this is not a stupid question as you say, the > following program for example crashes with the Intel compiler, and you > say it should not. Only Absoft of the compilers I have to try actually > detects a stride of 2 at runtime---the rest pretend all was OK. So > there is obviously differences in interpretation here. Or it could simply be a bug. Not everything is intentional. PathScale's compiler gets what I think is the right answer, and so probably all CraySoft-front-end-derived compilers do, too: [lindahl@eng-05 lindahl]$ pathf90 dealloc.f90 [lindahl@eng-05 lindahl]$ ./a.out 1 1000 1 1000 1 [lindahl@eng-05 lindahl]$ ./a.out 1 1000 1 1000 2 lib-4422 : UNRECOVERABLE library error A DEALLOCATE statement argument points to a portion of the original allocation. Original size in bytes for the argument is 32000 Current size in bytes for the argument is 16000 Aborted -- greg