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  1. Astrodude

    Intrensic error

    Thanks! That does the trick. But what about... lambda = L + 1.915*sind(g) + 0.020*sind(2*g) 1 Error: Unclassifiable statement at (1)
  2. Astrodude

    Intrensic error

    Right. So I added real sind But now the compiler complains undefined reference to sind Why is that?
  3. Astrodude

    Intrensic error

    Both of the methods work well, but I'm sticking with the first one. Now however I receive the error: Function 'sind' has no IMPLICIT type My guess is to fix this with: real sind Agree?
  4. Astrodude

    Intrensic error

    Good thinking! Thanks.
  5. Astrodude

    Intrensic error

    Hello everyone I'm using gfortran on SUSE to compile my code and receive the following error: yr_step = sign(1,delta_yr) 1 Error: 'b' argument of 'sign' intrinsic at (1) must be the same type and kind as 'a' Here's my code...
  6. Astrodude

    Function 'cosd' has no implicit type

    Thank you. I added 'real sind, cosd' which led to the following errors: undefined reference to `sind_' undefined reference to `cosd_' In fact, I have this error in just about all of my programs. Is this due to a library or linking issue? How should I go about fixing this?
  7. Astrodude

    Function 'cosd' has no implicit type

    Hi all, I'm in the process of debugging about 60 programs and could use a little help on this one before my brain is fried and fingers are cramped. I greatly appreciate your time. Thanks! When I try to compile I receive the error: In file dipole_tilt.f:30 % 19.3*cosd(3*al) 1...

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