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LitusSaxonicum



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PostPosted: Sun Mar 04, 2018 7:03 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fascinating. Hardly a complete list, though. And what the heck is it doing in Salflibc.dll (or not)?
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mecej4



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PostPosted: Sun Mar 04, 2018 7:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Unlike John Campbell, I have a limited number of FTN95 releases installed. Here is the test code for someone to see if another version of SALFLIBC.DLL contains D1MACH:
Code:
program tmach
implicit none
double precision :: d1mach,xd
integer :: i,i1mach
!
print *,'           I        I1MACH(I)'
print *
do i=1,10
   print *,i,i1mach(i)
end do
print *
print *,'           I        D1MACH(I)'
print *
do i=1,5
   xd=d1mach(i)
   print *,i,xd
end do
end program tmach
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mecej4



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PostPosted: Wed Mar 28, 2018 11:31 pm    Post subject: Re: Reply with quote

LitusSaxonicum wrote:
Interesting that 0 isn't preconnected. How do you do the test with * ?

Provided you use 1 .. 6 and specifically OPEN them, FTN95 works just fine.


This question resurfaced after a couple of months, and there is some indication that Unit-2 and '*' are either the same or are related. A program opened an unformatted file with unit number = 2, and later tried to WRITE to unit = *. This failed.
Code:
      PROGRAM ORD77
      IMPLICIT NONE
      WRITE(*,10)
      call openu(2)
 10   FORMAT(' PROGRAM SWORD (4 Mar 96) : ')
      STOP
      END PROGRAM
!
      subroutine openu(n)
      implicit none
      integer, intent(in) :: n
      character*8 :: fname = 'FORT.   '
      integer :: i
      logical :: isopen,exists
      character*10 :: act,frm
!
      write(fname(6:6),'(I1)')n
      close(n)
      open(n,file=fname,form='unformatted')
      write(*,'(A,A,A)')'Opened ',trim(fname),' as unformatted'  ! <<<=== Error
      return
      end subroutine

The error message: " *** Error 90, File access and properties are incompatible" for the line with "WRITE(*,'(A,A,A)')...".
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mecej4



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PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2018 4:02 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

If the compiler sees an attempt to open a file with unit = 2, and the unit number is the literal constant 2, it issues a warning. Here is a test program.
Code:
program tst
implicit none
integer i,j,k
!
open(2,file='fort.2',status='replace',form='formatted')
do i=1,10
   print *, 'i = ',i
   j=i*i
   k=i*i*i
   write(2)i,j,k     ! *** ERROR ***: unformatted I/O on formatted file connection
end do
close(2)
end program tst

The compiler says:
Code:
0005) open(2,file='fort.2',status='replace',form='formatted')
WARNING - Opening unit 2 may affect the operation of output to the default unit '*' - are you sure you want to do this?
0012) close(2)
WARNING - Closing unit 2 may affect the operation of output to the default unit '*' - are you sure you want to do this?
    NO ERRORS, 2 WARNINGS
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