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Reading automatic arrays
Thank you again for the help. This program doesn't need an allocate statement. And I don't understand exactly why not because I haven't written a program with that statement. I put the write statement after the IF that checks for end-of-file. Another problem was that X and Y were actually... -
Reading automatic arrays
I changed it to this: READ(14, *, IOSTAT = EOF) CHAR(N), X(N), Y(N) WRITE (16, *) "X = ", X(N), " Y = ", Y(N) I still get a runtime error (below), but it's changed to a WRITE problem, whereas it was a READ problem before. "The instruction at address 4534636 attempted to write to location... -
Reading automatic arrays
I am running Fortran 90 in DOS and trying to read one-dimensional arrays from an input file. These are the first few lines in the file. Sample Influent Effluent Date BOD (mg/l) BOD (mg/l) 01/22/88 203.1 7.6 01/31/88 159.0 15.1 02/05/88... -
Calling a function
I am using Salford's Fortran 95 in DOS. This program is intended to find coordinates on a 15 x 15 grid. Eventually, it will have a subroutine in addition to the function I have written. For now, I am trying to pass two variables to the function. The error from the compiler's error message is... -
Code to send output to a file
#2 is exactly what I was after. Thank you! -
Code to send output to a file
I am using fortran in DOS in Windows 98. Is there fortran code that will send the program's output to a text file?
