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Thank you for the idea. This particular part of the program was not written by me and I can no longer contact the person who created. I tried a seance but it didn't work and at my age, I will probab ...

Paul,
The text book describing the "Transfer matrix" method specifically warns about the difficulty in calculating the determinant of the final matrix. As such, when it ran of Vax computer ...

Paul,
I look forward to it.

Ah yes, the olden-golden days of ICL 1900s, Maximop and George 3. That is what I used at Sunderland Poly. When the computer was shown to us when I started there in 1973, the operator turned up the vo ...

Eddie,
You are correct, there is a Real*10 option available in 32-bit as the intel 8086 co-processor supported this resolution directly. It was not ported to the 64-bit version. I was really talkin ...

Is the extended precision going to be available in FTN95? It seems to have been added in the 2008 "iso_fortran_env".

Paul,
Wow - Thanks. You are my saviour!
Regards
Ian

When a screen is set up in the Windows Settings with a scale of 100% or 125% or the "Windows" recommended sizing, how do I accurately size and place controls to work in any of these scaling ...

Paul,
Well done, that has done the trick. Normally it crashed within a few seconds. The print statement in the handler notified me that the exception has occurred.
The program kept on running.
Pr ...

Paul,
Thanks for looking into it. Is there an upfront release available so I can test it?
Regards
Ian

I've tried that and still have the same fault.

The problem occurred with FTN95/x64 Ver 9.10.4.0, with the dlls etc. dated 8th April 2025. I have returned to using Ver 9.10.0.0; the crash still occurs.

Just a small point, I'm using the dlls which you provided on 8th April.

It is a very strange behaviour. After printing, it may or may not crash, but it definitely does with a pdf. The pdf is created and then a while later it just dies.

After last week, there are seve ...

Yes, it still crashes