I see that the first Compaq Linux Alpha Fortran
FAQ item regards this topic,
"When I try to make a shared library with cfal-1.0,
why do I get a seg. fault? "
http://www.iol.unh.edu/linux/fortran/faq/cfal-1.0.html#1
but there is no answer. I have the same problem
compiling the following program:
[bob@rw src]$ fort -shared junk.f -o junk
[bob@rw src]$ ./junk
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[bob@rw src]$ less junk.f
PROGRAM junk
C
CHARACTER card*80,atom*3
data card/'12345678901234567890'/
print *,card
read(card,400)atom
400 format(a3)
print *,atom
stop
END
Apart from making only non_shared code
(which does work)
has there been a solution to this problem?
Bob Williams
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