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I would agree with Agustin. There is of course the keyboard shortcuts to do the same thing, but they require one to remember them ...

Woohoo ... glad you got it sorted. And yes, Dependency Walker is awesome. As an afterthought, it would be interesting to see what other compilers make of your code. A missing DLL is a completely routi ...

OK, I understand the problem now (bit slow sometimes). The program doesn't do something and then fall over. It fails as soon as it begins to execute?

This might or might not help ... leave SDBG out ...

... the WinAPI/ODBC function SQLBindCol whose second argument requires a short unsigned integer to be passed ...
(italics mine) Just reading this thread again ... FORTRAN has no concept of unsigned, ...

Have just tried twice to post, and receieved the following screenful of gobbledegook both times - and unlike the usual DEBUG mode error red herring, on neither occasion did the post actually get throu ...

Actually, however, the Fortran standard doesn't say that arguments must be passed by reference, only that it must appear like that.

Does the FORTRAN standard say that enclosing an argument in brack ...

To play devil's advocate, then ... if it is going to be too expensive for anyone to develop a FORTRAN 2008 compiler, and not many people would want to use it anyway, we can all keep using battle-teste ...

Hi John,

That's the version I was looking at too. I started to put those numbers in my post then I took them out again when I realised I couln't make head or tail of the "genealogy". That ...

Where C is character*n, is not covered by the standard, but FTN95 only considers the first character.

John/David,

I looked a bit harder - I had forgotten that http://www.fortran.com/ provides a ...

You think you are declaring a variable as character*3 but you could equally be declariing a function of character*3 ... So, if the module is valid here, it must be valid in your example too.

Variab ...

David, I don't follow this logic? chainp is declared, within chaout, as character*3. Even if chainp is a function, ICHAR can only take a single character as an argument, and the compiler is not sp ...

Hi Johannes,

These functions (and several others) are minimally documented in the FTN95 helpfile (look under intrinsic functions). They are Salford Software extensions - they were documented in the ...

@David, Hi!

I'm not sure if you have read the whole thread - in particular, you don't seem to:
- have realised that I posted a modified version of my code which the compiler swallowed lock, stock ...

Eddie (edit: and John, who snuck in while I was composing this),

Evidently I did not make my point(s) clear.

The code I posted is designed to reproduce a FTN95 compile-time oversight and associa ...

Hi John,

Hmm, yes, this rings a bell. When I compile my code I always have main program and modules in separate files, and I rely on Plato to get the compilation order right - so this issue would n ...