The Visual Studio 2013 VC runtime installer is run as part of the DLL installation process. It was compiled with '/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS,'5.1'' on the linker line and targeted to 32 bit systems. Is this a bug in the compiler, or am I missing something?Ī DLL I compiled with IVF 2015 (on a 64 bit Windows 7 system with Visual Studio 2013) is failing on some XP (SP3) systems. I'm using the Fortran compiler v15.0.2.164 for Linux. The warning goes away when removing the -std08 flag. This happens every now and then for lines that have exactly 132 characters, but definitely not for all such lines. Str = 'hsedasak.=rhfaeu4ebsrrdlvek.arlhamts#tltnoari.aiktlwtil4eelkvararf.4.' The complete example_ifort.f90 source is: program example The compiler warns that the line exceeds the maximum length of 132 characters, even though the line is exactly 132 characters long. I have been getting these warnings for quite some time and quite a successive number of compiler versions now: $ ifort -std08 -c example_ifort.f90Įxample_ifort.f90(3): warning #5268: Extension to standard: The text exceeds right hand column allowed on the line.
