Store the value of the upper-bound expression of the loop at line %d into a temporary local variable, and use this variable as the new upper-bound expression of the loop. To do this, insert a statement of the form "temp = upper-bound of loop" right before the loop, where "temp" is the newly created local variable. Make sure to choose a variable name that is unique. Then, replace the loop's original upper-bound expression with "temp".
You should use a local-variable for the loop upper-bound if the upper-bound does not change during the execution of the loop. This enables the compiler to recognize the loop as a proper counted do loop, which in turn enables various loop optimizations including vectorization and parallelization.
This message appears when the compiler cannot output the exact upper-bound variable to be replaced.
Make sure that the value of the upper-bound expression does not change throughout the entire execution of the loop.
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