Binary compiled under Windows 7, VS2010, and Intel Fortran 12.1, using open MP. This binary works fine in Debug mode under VS. However, when I switch to Amplifier it give this message. Amplifier is inheriting the settings from the VS project. There is a very brief command window that flashes up, but too fast for me to read. There is no output on the output file of the code. In Debug the code immediately writes MCNP6 in block letters - I get nothing under Amplifier.
When executing under Debug or Amplifier I use the following input to the command:
tasks 1 name=input.inp outp=output.out xsdir=xsdir_mcnp6.1_endfb-7.1 srctp=srctp
Tasks 1 means the threading is not used.
The code has some irritating features - it is a F66 upgrade that has some data misalignments and linkage issues that require the /FORCE parameter to be used in linking. But, it works fine regardless all over the world in LINUX, MacOS and Windows environments. I have run cases that executed for 3 days using an I7-5960 extreme overclocked to 3.8 GHz and all threads. It has some serious foot-draggers disease that I am trying to diagnose with Amplifier - without success so far.
This code is heavily restricted by US Government regulations that prevent sending it (275,00 lines of code) anywhere.
If Amplifier could just tell me what is not liked I could do something about it. Suggestions, please.