Fortran Programming trouble with fortran optimization code

[granbycools]

Hi everyone,

I have some trouble adapting an existing fortran code for my application.

In the following Module I am optimizing a value for two planes ( i = iplan one&two).
In order to do that, I need to assign ten certain values from an external inp. file for each plane.

I have two loops, the first one selecting iplan one, respectively two.
In this loop is the second one, which is supposed to read in value one (dcp(i,kl)) to ten.
One value for each run in the secon loop. That means each plane is assign with ten optimization runs, and each run with a certain value.

My problem is, that: read (iread,*) dcp(i,kl) doesn´t work. The read command is linked to
the correct variable in the external inp. file, but I think that there is something wrong with the declaration
of dcp(i,kl)?

Is there anyone who can help me with that problem?

! note: module inout for iread
    use inout
    integer :: kl, i, iplan, nscwmi=100, determdcp
    real :: xnscwmi, dcp(2,10), fractionvor
    dimension dcp(i,kl)

!for iplan=1 & iplan=2; nscwmi from differnet module 
    [B]i = 1,iplan[/B]
        xnscwmi = nscwmi
! determdcp from external inp with determdcp=1
        read(iread,*) determdcp
        if (determsp .eq. 1) go to 501
    continue

    501
    do 502 kl=1, 10
       READ (iread,*)[B]dcp(i,kl)[/B]

        fractionvor = xnswmi
        xnscwmi = fractionvor/10

        ai   = xnscwmi*d(i,kl)+0.75
        imax = int(ai)
        ..
        ...
        b0(i) = 0.
        a0(i) = imax
        a1 (i)    = a1(i)+ a0(i)

Thanks!

 

[swartzism]

The declaration here seems strange.

! note: module inout for iread
    use inout
    integer :: kl, i, iplan, nscwmi=100, determdcp
    real :: xnscwmi, dcp(2,10), fractionvor
    dimension dcp(i,kl)

Try instead

! note: module inout for iread
    use inout
    integer :: iplan, determdcp
    integer, parameter :: kl = 10
    integer, parameter :: i = 2
    integer, parameter :: nscwmi = 100

    real :: xnscwmi, fractionvor
    real, dimension(i,kl) :: dcp

Let me know how that works out.