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Oops. I was wrong. There isn't a repeat data statement in the code I'm trying to work with. So, disregard the post above. I'm still totally lost! I just know that site_ is being defined multiple times and can't figure out where. If anybody wants to try the code and save me from putting my head...

Ok. I've found the problem. I found a multiple declaration using data in two subroutines. Reworking the previous example, this is what is happening. This is the cblk.inc file: common /cblk/j This is the callee.f file: subroutine usecom include 'cblk.inc' data j /5/...

Yes. That works for me too. Following the syntax of the makefile I'm trying to use: g77 -c -o callee.o callee.f g77 -c -o caller.o caller.f g77 -o caller caller.o callee.o And nm doesn't return anything with symbol D which is what is supposed to happen nm *.o | grep D I have to go out...

Ah ha. Is this it? 18. Known Causes of Trouble with GNU Fortran 18.4.2 Multiple Definitions of External Names g77 doesn't allow a common block and an external procedure or BLOCK DATA to have the same name. Some systems allow this, but g77 does not, to be compatible with f2c.

I'm not on a Sun, but using g77 compiler in Linux. Is there such an option? I'm reading the man page now, but not finding anyhting obvious.

Thanks so much for replying! 1) I think SITE is already a named common block. The include file that names SITE looks like this: c Site variables for FACET version 97.5, included in Z3.INC. COMMON/SITE/ xtree, area, ps, dlat, slope, aspect, elev, 2 mdelta, xk, theta, phi...

Greetings. I'm not much of a fortran programmer so I'm throwing myself on the mercy of the forum. I was given a program that compiles on Compaq Fortran. It also compiles on Sun's fussy compiler when IEEE flags are included. When I invoke the makefile on a vanilla build of FC3 all the objects...