However if the size is large, the issue you state in the original post is reproduced. You will notice if the size is 256 MB or less, the program runs fine.
!DEC$ ELSE IF DEFINED ( SIZE_2GB ) ! Roughly 2 GB You can get a good handle on this by reviewing a simple reproducer - see attached zip - involving a silly example which uses the CVF pre-processor with compiler directives such as SIZE_256MB, DEC$, etc to control the size of the program data: !DEC$ IF DEFINED ( SIZE_256MB ) ! Data size slightly below 256 MB If you can refactor the code sufficiently to manage the data, either by using ALLOCATABLE facility introduced in Fortran starting with the 1990 revision along with system HEAP and/or the use of 64-bit target (圆4), your program should work alright on Windows OS. Other small codes apart from this one that I built are working fine so this doesnt seem to be an error with the CVF 6.6.0 installation.Ī similar problem was also reported in a post several years ago, but no solution was posted.Īny help/suggestions would be much Abbas:Īs pointed out by Steve and Jim, your issue has to do with the size of all the static plus other data in your program. The code is very large and written in FORTRAN 77. The program 'C:\wrokdir\codes\faqiemodifiedload\Debug\Dyneii.exe' has exited with code -1073741800 (0xC0000018). Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\kernel32.dll', no matching symbolic information found. Loaded 'wow64_image_section', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'APP01.EXE', no matching symbolic information found. but now it seems to show this error and the debug section shows following comments: I used the same code one year ago on a different system with a similar operating system and it worked fine. Click OK to close the application." I receive no errors or warnings when i compile the code. The error is a popup window that says "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000018). I am getting an Application Error with fortran console application on Windows 10.
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