BUG: ASSERT Failure with String Assigned to User-Defined TypeLast reviewed: April 9, 1996Article ID: Q149512 |
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SYMPTOMSThe compiler generates the following assertion failure message when you make a direct assignment of a character string to a user-defined data type structure variable:
Assertion failed: (NTYPE(symbolptr->_var.initial.whole_value)==N_STRUCTURE_CONS) || (((NTYPE(symbolptr->_var.initial.whole_value) == N_ARRAY_CONS) || (NTYPE(symbolptr->_var.initial.whole_value)==N_ARRAY_SECTION)) && (symbolptr->_name.xdim != NULL)), file err_geninit.c, line 648 abnormal program termination RESOLUTIONAssign the character string to a corresponding user-defined data type structure character variable member.
STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a bug in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article. We are researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available.
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Sample Code to Illustrate Problem! Compile options needed: none
type A character*8 s end type type (A) f! comment the following line for work-around f = 'hello' ! This line causes the assertion failure! uncomment the following line for work-around ! f%s = 'hello' ! Ok, assignment to character variable member print *, f end |
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