Hi Carl,
Thanks for the bug report; I'm surprised that the code is an issue, and I doubt
I would have discovered this issue myself, lacking the PGI compiler as we do.
I'll experiment with fixing this with your suggestion when I return to the
office (I've been out on personal travel the past week) and perhaps we can see
if performing an explicit != 0 check fixes the issue with PGI. It shouldn't be
a big change, but the broader compiler support we have the better.
Have a great day,
-Ward
> I'm using the PGI 16.3 compiler to build NetCDF-C version 4.4.0.
> When I run the "make -i -k check" I see these issues
>
> FAIL: nc_test
> FAIL: tst_atts3
>
> Here are the compilation messages from nc_test/test-suite.log
> (duplicates removed):
>
> 829 FAILURE at line 220 of test_get.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
> 858 FAILURE at line 4501 of test_get.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
> 914 FAILURE at line 3607 of test_put.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
> 915 FAILURE at line 445 of test_put.c: nc_get_var1_schar:
> NetCDF: Numeric conversion not representable
> 932 FAILURE at line 2391 of test_put.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
> 951 FAILURE at line 5401 of test_put.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
> 970 FAILURE at line 7449 of test_put.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
> 989 FAILURE at line 9540 of test_put.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
> 1008 FAILURE at line 11355 of test_put.c: NetCDF: Numeric
> conversion not representable
>
> The offending lines are performing boolean tests on integer variables
> innc_test/test_get.c
>
> 178 int err;
> 220 IF (err) {
> 4378 int err;
> 4501 IF (err)
>
> and innc_test/test_put.c
>
> 400 int err; /* status */
> 445 IF (err) {
> 2331 int err;
> 2391 IF (err)
> 3549 int err;
> 3607 IF (err)
> 5263 int err;
> 5401 IF (err)
> 7311 int err;
> 7449 IF (err)
> 9394 int err;
> 9540 IF (err)
> 11319 int err;
> 11355 IF (err)
>
> and would probably be fixed by using(err != 0) instead.
> Thanks,
>
> Carl Ponder
>
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: KML-376288
Department: Support netCDF
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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