AbsoftPro Fortran 10 - Win10- Kaspersky conflict?

[gbercic]

Dear Absoft experts,

I have problem with the compiling of L77 code with the AbsoftPro Fortran 10 compiler. In some cases I can not compile programs, which containing similar subroutines than programs which were compiled correctly under the same compiler settings. Below is the compiler output. Somewhere I read that it is possible that there are conflicts with PC protection program (in my case Kaspersky) and compiler. Did anyone observed similar problem? Thanks for suggestions.

BR, Gorazd

PS: I did not found C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\   folder on my PC, despite the fact that in the ninth line from bottom up this folder should be created.


Scan completed
f77 -o ".\objs\JAR5fL.obj" -I"C:\Absoft10" -I"C:\Absoft10\bin" -I"C:\Absoft10\lib"              -I"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode"              -I"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode\objs" -g -c -w -C -s -f -v   ".\Lsode\JAR5fL.FOR"
mkdir C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\
cpp -traditional -IC:\Absoft10 -IC:\Absoft10\bin -IC:\Absoft10\lib -IC:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode -IC:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode\objs .\Lsode\JAR5fL.FOR C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\.\Lsode\JAR5fL.for
      1 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
1186961 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
3248553 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
7322838 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
cpp: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
Preprocessing failed.
del C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\*.*
rmdir C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\
Make:
 *** Ignoring Error code 1 from f77
f95 -path:"C:\Absoft10" -path:"C:\Absoft10\bin"              -path:"C:\Absoft10\lib" -path:"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode"              -path:"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode\objs"  ".\objs\JAR5fL.obj" -g -w          -o ".\OldTimerpPerParts.exe"
ERROR: File not found: .\objs\JAR5fL.obj
Make:
 *** Ignoring Error code 1 from f95
Scan completed
f77 -o ".\objs\JAR5fL.obj" -I"C:\Absoft10" -I"C:\Absoft10\bin" -I"C:\Absoft10\lib"              -I"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode"              -I"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode\objs" -g -c -w -C -s -f -v   ".\Lsode\JAR5fL.FOR"
mkdir C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\
cpp -traditional -IC:\Absoft10 -IC:\Absoft10\bin -IC:\Absoft10\lib -IC:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode -IC:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode\objs .\Lsode\JAR5fL.FOR C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\.\Lsode\JAR5fL.for
      1 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
1186961 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
3248553 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
7322838 [main] cpp 2952 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed, 0xF1D000..0xF1D020, done 0, windows pid 6416804, Win32 error 998
cpp: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
Preprocessing failed.
del C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\*.*
rmdir C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\
Make:
 *** Ignoring Error code 1 from f77
f95 -path:"C:\Absoft10" -path:"C:\Absoft10\bin"              -path:"C:\Absoft10\lib" -path:"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode"              -path:"C:\Absoft10\INA_DME\Lsode\objs"  ".\objs\JAR5fL.obj" -g -w          -o ".\OldTimerpPerParts.exe"
ERROR: File not found: .\objs\JAR5fL.obj
Make:
 *** Ignoring Error code 1 from f95
Build failed

[forumadmin]

I don't know why the error is occurring on your system or that Kaspersky is the
cause of it, but I can offer a possible workaround.

The error is being generated when the compiler tries to run the C preprocessor to deal
with any #define or #if/#endif preprocessor directives that may be present in your source
code. By convention, the compiler only invokes the C preprocessor for files that have one
of the uppercase extensions: .F, .FOR, .F90, or .F95. If you don't have any # directives
in your code, try renaming your source file with a lower case extension.  Rename the
JAR5fL.FOR file to JAR5fL.for in the Windows File Explorer and then remove and re-add
the file to your Absoft project.

Note: you will not find a C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp directory
on your system. This is a temporary directory that was created and removed during
the compilation process. You can see it happen in the verbose compiler output:

   mkdir C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\

   <commands removed for brevity>

   rmdir C:\Users\gogo\AppData\Local\Temp\AbsAF.tmp\

[gbercic]

Thanks for hint. Renaming extension to lower case  solved  problem!!!

Best regards from Slovenia,

Gorazd