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From:	"cjwhite" <cjwhite1 AT ews DOT uiuc DOT edu>
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Subject:	g77-compiled binary stack fault crash
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Date:	Tue, 9 Apr 2002 19:45:04 -0500
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I working on getting a set of *nix fortran apps to compile under dos.  One
of them has just one source file.  It's compiled to an executable with no
errors.  When it's run, it crashes immediately with:

Exiting due to signal SIGSEGV
Stack Fault at eip=00001610
...etc...

objdump shows the code at this point:

00001600 <_MAIN__>:
    1600:       55                      push   %ebp
    1601:       89 e5                   mov    %esp,%ebp
    1603:       53                      push   %ebx
    1604:       81 ec 20 80 0b 00       sub    $0xb8020,%esp
    160a:       8d 9d f4 7f f4 ff       lea    0xfff47ff4(%ebp),%ebx
    1610:       68 d0 3a 02 00          push   $0x23ad0
    1615:       e8 36 60 00 00          call   7650 <_f_open>

I'm using:
bash-2.04$ g77 --version
GNU Fortran 0.5.26 20020220 (release)

This program compiles and does not crash under various *nixes.
The code before the open call is like:
real  var1,var2, ...etc... for about 25 variables
dimension var1(number), ...etc for those same 25 variables.
Under djgpp g77, is there some limit on the number of variables here, or the
number used in the dimension statement?  I have barely any experience with
fortran on top of what I've seen porting the compile process using DJGPP.
I've done some searching in the mailing list archive, but I didn't find
anything which really helped me out.

-cw
cjwhite1 AT uiuc DOT edu

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