I'm running Intel Fortran 14 on Linux.
In my code I have three allocatable 2D arrays (one integer and the other two logical) that are defined in a module header, then allocated before calling subroutine X. The arrays are then initialised (to zero and false) at the start of X. Profiling tools like gprof and callgrind are indicating that the time to initialise the arrays is significantly longer that the actual runtime of the calculation in X, which seems like nonsense seeing that the arrays are small (50x50). I don't see any performance issues with array initialisation elsewhere in the code.
Could anyone offer any suggestions as to what may be happening?