Internal Compiler Error - User Defined Operators

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It appears I am receiving an internal compiler error when using a user defined operator with the incorrect type.

I am receiving the following error when compiling with pgfortran (versions 14.2 and 14.6). I am only using the ‘-c’ flag. The error also occurs when compiling in debug mode (‘-g’ flag).

ILM FILE line 146: Bad ilm operand 0
PGF90-F-0000-Internal compiler error. Errors in ILM file 1 (main.f90: 19)


      !operator.f90
      module operator
        implicit none

        interface operator (.match.)
          module procedure is_match
        end interface

        contains

        function is_match(a,b) result(match)
          real, intent(in) :: a, b
          logical :: match

          if (a == b) match =.true.
        end function
      end module




      !main.f90
      program main

        use operator
        implicit none

        real :: a,b

        double precision :: c, d

        a = 2.0
        b = 3.0

        if (a .match. b) print *, 'A and B Match'

        c = 2d0
        d = 2d0

        if (c .match. d) print *, 'C and D Match'
      end program

The compiler error occurs when the following line is included. When this line is commented out, the error does not appear. You can see that the .match. operator is being used incorrectly since i am applying it to two double precision variables. The operator is expecting two real values. I expect that the compiler should catch this error.

if (c .match. d) print *, ‘C and D Match’

Thanks!

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Thanks Aring,

I recreated the problem here and have sent engineering a report (TPR#21264). Besides fixing the ICE, I’ve asked them to make sure we can catch this error.

  • Mat
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TPR 21264 - User code cause ICE “ast_visit sees ast of 0” when using user operator with incorrect data type
has been fixed in the 15.5 release.