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Fortran Sun Workshop compiler / DMAKE ERROR
Now another problem... The sun Workshop compiler !!! In the Workshop Building windows, I try to build the Entire project or the target the error is : ---------------------- dmake : Fatal Error in reader : /users/MyName/projects/MyProject/.make.dependency.5418.0,line3: Unexpected end of line... -
Linux->Sun - compiler compatibility - allocatable dummy arg
hey.... thks for your help... I managed to compile this module... Now another problem... The sun Workshop compiler !!! In the Workshop Building windows, I try to build the Entire project or the target the error is : ---------------------- dmake : Fatal Error in reader ... -
passing TYPE variables to fortran subroutine
try to allocate artie in the main program allocate(artie(nats)) and declare in the subroutine : TYPE(particle), dimension(*) , intent(out) :: artie let me know flav256 -
Linux->Sun - compiler compatibility - allocatable dummy arg
hi, thank you.... That was not so tricky... In fact, I changed the allocation statment... Now, I allocate my tab_ array in the main program... and that s ok! Now, another error... In my linux version I declared a type : ----- module m_extract use m_general implicit none type t_cell... -
Linux->Sun - compiler compatibility - allocatable dummy arg
The error appears for these two lines : real(8),dimension(:),allocatable,intent(out) :: tab_doub integer,dimension(:),allocatable,intent(out) :: tab_inte in the subroutine Read_tab allocatable and intent or not compatible with the sun compiler, there is not problem with the linux lahey fortran... -
Linux->Sun - compiler compatibility - allocatable dummy arg
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Linux->Sun - compiler compatibility - allocatable dummy arg
Hi! I have written a fortran program on a linux machine. I compiled this code with the fortran 6.5 Lahey compiler. It works fine. Now I m trying to import this code on a sun machine. I don t manage to compile the same code with the fortran workshop for sun. 1- Is there any way to compile... -
Distributing Fortran Program /// libfj9i6
...to rebuild my program and what does it mean? Flav256 --- automake.fig : LF95 INCLUDE = /usr/local/imsl/include/lf95:./INCLUDE FILES = DIR1/*.f* OBJDIR = OBJ_DIR1 MODULE = MODULES_DIR1 COMPILE = lf95 -O --prefetch2 --tpp -c %fi --mod ./MODULES_DIR1:./DIR2/MODULES:./MODULES --include %id... -
Memory Fault and Runtime error : Where ????
hi, I compile my code with Lahey Compiler LF95 on Linux... As everybody, I have some runtime errors... ending the program with Memory Fault or Coredump... How can I ask the compiler to make the program specify the last line read before the Memory Fault error...? So that I can go straight to... -
free fortran compiler for Windows (2k)
thanks but... I d like a f90 compiler for windows... I know that GNU provides us a g77 compiler... What about f90 free compiler? Thks Flav -
free fortran compiler for Windows (2k)
hi, Do you know where I can find a fortran compiler for windows, for free? thanks for your help FLa -
Function to get part of a string
You should try to read in the string (as you do it in a file) character(80) :: line character(20) :: subseq read(*,*) line read(line,'(a20)') subseq ! for the first 20 character of the string 'line' subseq=line(23:43) ciao -
Unformatted / formatted files
Machine : SunW, ultra 60 , sparc OS : SunOS 5.7 thanks for your help!!! -
Unformatted / formatted files
running fortran under Sun-UNIX I'd like to read an unformatted data file (output from another software). This file is quite big (~900Mo) and I don t want to convert it. The aim is to find a keyword in the file, read the following values, go to the next occurence of the keyword, read the... -
Make the computer thinking ... seems to be
IT WORKS!!!!! THANK YOU (don t need too much to make me happy) -
Command line arguments
i found a web page dealing with your problem : http://www.atnf.csiro.au/computing/software/sol2docs/manuals/fortran/prog_guide/2_io.html could be useful (getarg) ciao F -
Make the computer thinking ... seems to be
I ve tried the command backspace(*) between each write statement.... but it doesn t work -
Command line arguments
one solution is to read an input file containing the name of input output file another way is C:\Myprogram < inputfile.in outputfile.out I m using such a program... but I don t know exactly how to use these parameters in the code hope this can help you a bit flav -
Make the computer thinking ... seems to be
...: - / | \ - / | on the same place, each characters should appear one after one... I though : -------------------------- do i=1,8000 write(*,'(a1)',advance='NO') '\' write(*,'(a1)',advance='NO') '-' write(*,'(a1)',advance='NO') '/' write(*,'(a1)',advance='NO') '|'... -
compiler error : "ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. "
...obj.f90/gradc.o db2lsj_ obj.f90/hm4d_lm.o ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to hm4d *** Error code 1 make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `bin.f90/hm4d' sbquery nonesuch sbquery: Fatal error: No SourceBrowser database in this directory...
