[TRNSYS-users] W7-IVF11.1 TRNSYS16 compatibility issue ?

[David BRADLEY]

David,
   I did run into this - although with some allocatable arrays in the 
DynamicData() routine. Your error (I think) is coming from the 
setStorageSize() routine. CVF apparently deleted allocatable arrays 
whenever you exited the routine in which they had been created. IVF 
doesn't do that so you have to manually deallocate everything (there is 
probably a compiler setting for this...)

   To fix the problem, look for the subroutine "GROW_STORAGE()" (its in 
storage.for) and add the line

DEALLOCATE(XSTORE_TEMP)

just before the RETURN.

You'll have to recompile the TRNDll but it sounds like you are able to 
do that.

best,
  David


On 5/10/2011 09:23, CHEZE David 227480 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm puzzling while trying to run an existing project
>
> on TRNSYS 16.1.3 Windows7 32bits, TRNDLL and userDlls builded with IVF 
> 11.1 (from the ivf10d1.zip downloaded from trnsys's website) : severe 
> runtime error "allocatable array is already allocated" with no detail 
> from the origin in the message window.
>
> On TRNSYS 16.1.3 WinXP 32bits build with CVF6.6 there's no problem at 
> runtime.
>
> The project uses 2 instances of an old user type running in legacy 
> mode (using S array) and other user TRNSYS16 types.
>
> When debugging with IVF11.1: trnexe.exe has triggered a breakpoint in 
> "calltypes.for", when it is handling one of my 4 type31 (pipe) units. 
> I've traced that the pb occurs the second time Type00 is called on 
> this unit (first call of all component didn't cause any crash).
>
> Any idea about what could explain this behavior is welcomed !
>
> Thanks,
>
> David
>
>
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