Hi,
for several days I'm having some difficulties with the "-check=all" option with
gcc 4.8.1 I've found a lot of discussions on the web but I'm unable to solve the
problem.
I have isolated the problem I need to solve in a small example:
A C function wich reflect my library. It receives a pointer to an array of int.
If this pointer is set to NULL the informations in the array are not used in
nthe C function, else the provided values are used (in my test I just print 2
values).
I'm calling this function from a fortran application. I've build an interface in
the fortran program for the C function. All works fine but if I set the
"check=all" flags I have an error because my fortran pointer is not allocated!
As I need to debug a larger application I need to check pointers. Any suggestion ?
Thanks
Patrick
C function ======================
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
void isnull(int* ptr, int* n)
{
if (ptr == NULL)
printf("Ok il est null\n");
else
printf("pas null: %d to %d\n",ptr[0], ptr[*n-1]);
}
Fortran main ===============
PROGRAM nulod
use iso_c_binding
IMPLICIT NONE
INTERFACE
SUBROUTINE isnull (arg,n) bind(c)
use iso_c_binding
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER(c_int) ::n
INTEGER(c_int),DIMENSION(n)::arg
END SUBROUTINE isnull
END INTERFACE
INTEGER, DIMENSION(:), POINTER:: var =>NULL()
INTEGER, DIMENSION(4), TARGET :: valeur=(/1,2,3,4/)
CALL isnull(var,4)
var=>valeur
CALL isnull(var,4)
END PROGRAM nulod
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