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Thank you very much, Paul! I look forward to the DLL release and incorporation into the code!

A Happy Thanksgiving (US) gift!

And I thank you for all you do for this group!
Bill Horger

Thanks for the heads up, Paul.

I have (temporarily) chosen the "hard way" so I can finish development. I can certainly wait!

Paul, I have another transfer available:
https://www.dropbox.com/t/et75ZxZurWEaoXKZ

This time, I initialized all the variables at the beginning, wrote a temp file, next set all the items to a new ...

Paul, thanks for the feedback. I will do a single item at a time and see. I have another name list that is all floating point (envelopes), and it has never failed.

The commented out portions are th ...

The following simple program recreates the issue.

Note that the included file is identical to the one with which I encountered the problem.

Bill

This is a DropBox transfer link: https://www.d ...

Paul,

The data does not contain any TYPE'd data elements, FWIW.

That said, I will attempt to re-create in a smaller form the problem and place it in a PLATO project, than share the link on DropB ...

I am reading a single files that contains two namelists, written as:
write(i_donor,donor_parms)
write(i_donor,envelope_parms)

On a subsequent execution of the program, I rea ...

In the interim, I have gone with a different (more pedestrian) solution, which will work just fine.

That said, my ultimate goal would be to use NAMELIST. And I am in no hurry.

The TYPE is defined as:
type ::rules
sequence
integer:: from_acct
character*16:: trans_name
integer:: to_acct
end type

The variable is declared as:
type ...

Ken, thanks for this.

I was not having trouble until I introduced a TYPE that also contained a character variable. Looking at the file, it appears that the numeric variables are adjacent to the cha ...

Has anyone had an issue with placing a TYPE in a namelist? I can write it out, and all the data are there, but I get an error when I try to read it.

I'll gen up an example if no one has ever had th ...

I've done quite a bit of mixed-mode using FTN95. I'm not sure what you are referring to as "C++ output module".

Do you mean that all output from FTN95 program units uses the C++ pre-defin ...

Thanks, Paul!

Thanks, Paul! The Plato HELP file is more of an annoyance than anything.

The McAfee issue: I'll report it and see if they can tell me the why behind it taking so dang long, and why.

I've had the following odd things happen. V9.04.00

First: In Plato, when I need help, I am asked whether I wish to open the HELP file. Every time. New behavior, absolutely, after the latest release ...