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CVF 6.6 error severe <166>

CVF 6.6 error severe <166>

CVF 6.6 error severe <166>

(OP)
Hi! I'm new and i don't speak english very well, sorry for grammar errors.
I start using Compaq visual fortran 6.6 to programming and i have a problem whit subroutine that use vectors,the error appear when i call the subroutine on the main; the error is the following on WinXP (BinMixMain is program name):

forrtl: severe <166>: Program Exception - privileged instruction
Image            PC        Routine       Line     Source
BinMixMain.exe   00475874  Unknown       Unknown  Unknown
BinMixMain.exe   00401569  Unknown       Unknown  Unknown
BinMixMain.exe   00445AA9  Unknown       Unknown  Unknown
BinMixMain.exe   0042AFE9  Unknown       Unknown  Unknown
kernel132.dll    7X816FD7  Unknown       Unknown  Unknown

incrementally linked image--Pc correlation disabled.

when I use VISTA the error is:

forrtl: severe <166>: Program Exception - privileged instruction
Image            PC        Routine          Line     Source
BinMixMain.exe   00475874  Unknown          Unknown  Unknown

I don't know really how to fix this.

thanks for the answer
 
 

RE: CVF 6.6 error severe <166>

1) Try building the program in debug mode.  It may tell you where it is crashing.
2) Check your variable types.  I-N are integers by default, everything else is real.  Are you passing a variable that is real but starting with letters I-N?  If so, you need to declare it as real.

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