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When running a ClearWin+ application with a third-party compiler I am getting the following message:

winio@ failed to match format length.
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If I select "Yes" t ...

Thanks for the confirmation. It appears that my partial code was legal, so I'll have to try and find a way to isolate the problem.

Hi Paul,
I will try to send a simple program, but I estimate it will take more than a full day's work, so I can't promise to do it soon.
If I remove /CHECK, then I no longer et compilation errors. ...

Hi Paul,
Unfortunately, if I try to compile using /DEBUG /CHECK, I get the following error somewhere else in the program:
AMD backend failure:Failed to do register-memory emit for MOV_Q at ...
in e ...

Hi Paul,
I've been using Unit=character for years, actually probably decades.
Actually, in this case, I don't think it is integral to the problem I am experiencing since I have other examples that d ...

I have what seems to be an impossible-to-report problem with a character string getting lost in the 64-bit version! The core of the problem looks something like the following:

Use m, Only: c2 ! ...

Hi Paul,
I believe so - I copied everything from the FTN95, DLL, and Plato links into the directory where I have FTN95 installed.

I have just loaded the various new DLLs and lib files for version 9.04. After recompiling my application, the program hangs at start up. It's about 160,000 lines of code, and I do not have the time to ...

Hi Paul,
The following example does not quite reproduce the error I have in mind, but it is outputting a surplus value (which is presumably because the size of ia in subroutine s is still in error): ...

Hi Paul,
Any progress on this one? I have work-arounds, but I have quite a few instances that I think are equivalent, where I am passing an array of a derived type, and the routine does not get what ...

The following program should allocate the logical array and assign all values to .false., but in FTN95 the array is not allocated.

Program p
Logical, Dimension(:), Allocatable : ...

Where do these Mod files generally belong? I could not see them in any of the C:\Program Files (x86)\Silverfrost\FTN95 directories.

That is my understanding of AOA too. In my example, AOA should not be taking place, because b was already allocated. My assumption (which may be incorrect) was that because b's shape changed, some for ...

Hi Paul,

MANY thanks for your diligent work on this problem. Let me try the compiler switches and see what that effect is. If AOA has to be switched off, I can deal with that more easily than with ...

Understood Paul. Thanks for looking into this. I am loading a and b into the separate subprograms because typically the module contains a large number of subprograms, and I am looking to make availabl ...