Abaqus with debug options does not work, seems to be related to a bug in Intel 16.0
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# -free to use free-format FORTRAN 90 syntax
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# -free to use free-format FORTRAN 90 syntax
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# -O <0-3> optimization level
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# -O <0-3> optimization level
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# -fpp use FORTRAN preprocessor on source code
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# -fpp use FORTRAN preprocessor on source code
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# -fopenmp build with openMP support
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# -w90 -w95 suppress messages about use of non-standard Fortran (previous version of abaqus_v6.env only)
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# -w90 -w95 suppress messages about use of non-standard Fortran (previous version of abaqus_v6.env only)
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# -WB turn a compile-time bounds check into a warning (previous version of abaqus_v6.env only)
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# -WB turn a compile-time bounds check into a warning (previous version of abaqus_v6.env only)
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# -mP2OPT_hpo_vec_divbyzero=F inofficial compiler switch, proposed by abaqus but highly dubios (previous version of abaqus_v6.env only)
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# -mP2OPT_hpo_vec_divbyzero=F inofficial compiler switch, proposed by abaqus but highly dubios (previous version of abaqus_v6.env only)
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# -real-size 64 -DFLOAT=8 assume size of real to be 8 bytes, matches our definition of pReal
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# -real-size 64 -DFLOAT=8 assume size of real to be 8 bytes, matches our definition of pReal
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# -integer-size 32 -DINT=4 assume size of integer to be 4 bytes, matches our definition of pInt
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# -integer-size 32 -DINT=4 assume size of integer to be 4 bytes, matches our definition of pInt
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#-fopenmp crashes in config.f90 since presence of default string is not recognized#
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compile_fortran = (fortCmd + " -c -fPIC -auto -shared-intel " +
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compile_fortran = (fortCmd + " -c -fPIC -auto -shared-intel " +
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"-I%I -free -O0 -fpp " +
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"-I%I -free -O0 -fpp " +
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"-ftz -diag-disable 5268 " +
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"-ftz -diag-disable 5268 " +
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