Intel(R) Fortran Compiler for Linux* Systems User's Guide Volume I ...

Intel® Fortran Compiler for Linux* Systems User's Guide Volume I: Building
Applications
• 0 No information
• 1 Loops successfully parallelized
• 2 Loops successfully and unsuccessfully parallelized
• 3 Same as 2plus dependency information
See also these topics in Volume II:
Auto-Parallelization Overview
Auto-Parallelization: Enabling, Options, Directives, and Environment Variables
-std, -std90, -std95
Default: Off ((no messages are issued)
Alternate syntax: -[no]stand or -w90 or -stand90 (for Fortran 90) or -w95
or -stand95 (for Fortran 95)
-std and -stand and -std95 and -stand95 (which are equivalent) warn for
nonstandard Fortran 95. -std90 and -stand90 (which are equivalent) warn for
nonstandard Fortran 90.
This option issues compile-time messages for language elements that are not
standard in the Fortran language that can be identified at compile time.
-w90 and -w95 turn off warnings for nonstardard Fortran for Fortran 90 and
Fortran 95, respectively.
-stand is set if you specify -warn stderrors.
-vec_report{0|1|2|3|4|5} (IA-32 systems only)
Default: Off. -vec_report1 is the default if -vec_report is specified without
an argument.
Specifies the vectorizer's diagnostic level, where n is:
• 0 No information
• 1 Indicate vectorizer loops
• 2 Indicate vectorizer and nonvectorizer loops
• 3 Indicate vectorizer loops plus dependence information
• 4 Indicate nonvectorized loops
• 5 Indicate nonvectorized loops plus the reason why they were not
vectorized
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