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  1. echorak

    TIMING FUNCTIONS IN FORTRAN....

    I wondering if anyone had an opinion on the best timing functions to use in Fortran. I have used etime() in the past to determine elapsed real time in a program, but the current software I'm working on uses mclock() to determine processor time. I need to run tests that will calculate both...
  2. echorak

    archive library build on 64bit architecture

    well, I know that much. But since I'm building this library myself, using the "ar" unix command, my question was how to specify to "ar" that this a 64-bit architecture.
  3. echorak

    archive library build on 64bit architecture

    I'm trying to build an archive library using the following script. It builds fine on 32-bit architectures, but when I try to build on a computer with 64-bit architecture I get this error message: /usr/bin/ld: warning: i386 architecture of input file `../lpdlib/lpdlib_byteswapio.a(system.o)' is...
  4. echorak

    problem changing subroutine name....

    This code was written in fortran 77, although my compiler processes both 90 7 77. And you were right, when I change it, it goes past 72 characters. Thanks for the tip.
  5. echorak

    problem changing subroutine name....

    I'm trying to change the name of a subroutine I use in a fortran program. I change the name in both the calling program and the subroutine. But when I do this I get a syntax error: unbalanced parentheses. This makes absolutely no sense, as I don't alter the parentheses in any way. I also get...

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