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Turn off writing to screen in Fortran 90 |
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| Jun7-10, 02:50 AM | #1 |
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Turn off writing to screen in Fortran 90
Hi,
Is there a command available that makes the compiler ignore all write(*,*) statements?! The thing is, I'm working on a code which will eventually run for several hours (perhaps days) to complete a single run. At the moment I'm testing so I write a lot of data to the screen in order to 'follow the program', but once I start do production runs the screen writing will probably take valuable time so then I want to turn it off. Of course I can write if..then statements around each write(*,*) such that I can use a variable to switch writing on or off, but I was wondering if there might be a compiler command to suppress write(*,*) statements?! Thanks in advance |
| Jun7-10, 08:22 AM | #2 |
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If you're using a Unix-based system, you can redirect standard output to /dev/null:
% myprogram > /dev/null |
| Jun7-10, 08:24 AM | #3 |
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nice, thanks!
And if I use a windows system? (I have linux at home, but my university uses windows) |
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