In my original post is the JC Burley test program to see how the compile interprets the intrinsic Real
I am expected to compile his program with the two different compile options below.
Compile with the g77 option -ff90, to enable the Fortran 90 interpretation.
Compile with the g77...
I used the two different compile options: 1. that uses f90 interpretation for intrinsic reals and 2. that uses nof90 interpretation. In the program that I am trying to port, there are two make files that have to be compiled. The first make file compiled fully with both the first and the second...
OK, so I solved the compile errors. The comment statements should have had the C in column 1 instead of column 6 which is for continuation statements. Now, I have to figure out (using this program) how the intrinsic Real is interpreted by the compilers with which the programs runs (sgi irix) as...
Hello,
I had started an earlier thread on porting this same program to linux. In that thread I had asked about padding (align) issues. It may turn out that the padding messages may only be warnings and I have shelved that problem. A more critical issue is the one error on ambiguous use of...
gsal,
Thank you for the warning. The reason I am switching to solving the other problem of ambiguity of real is because this one appears to be an error. I cannot compile until I get rid of it. As you stated, it is quite possible that after correcting the error the many warnings on padding...
gsal,
Thank you for the encouragement to take the "re-ordering" path. I think it will be a slow and painful one but I will try that also. In the programs that I am trying to port, I think there are more than just two variable lengths. There are doubles and chars also.
Is it correct to say that...
Hello,
I must start by stating that I know almost nothing about fortran. I am trying to help port a fortran program to linux. It compiles and runs fine on irix (64 bit sgi origin 2000). There are two make files and both of them give padding warnings.
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Padding of 4 bytes required...