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[Anonymous]

Newbie to FFTN95, running XP home, Celeron M, 256 MB ram

I am receiving an error which I cannot decipher when compiling code.
same program successfully compiled previously with different compiler,
and no changes made subsequent.


I receive two clear/understandable warnings and then what looks like
machine code/assembly. the content of the error log is below.
appreciate any assistance


TIA


Dan


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myprogram.F(387) : warning 21 - Label 6010 is declared, but not used
myprogram.F(997) : warning 21 - Label 1350 is declared, but not used


Access violation:
The instruction at address 0047746c attempted to read from location
017cb6dc
00476ecc build_namelist_blocks(void) [+05a0] 00479aad
do_function_top(<ptr>structÄtree_record) [+1254] 0051c24e
code_generator(<ref>structÄtree_ptr) [+201a] 00416941
end_function(int) [+10f0] 00418730
parse_end_statement(<ptr>char,int,<ref>int) [+0b7b] 0041200b
handle_token(<ptr>char,int,int,int,int,<ref>int) [+0e56] 0040514d
ProcessEntireLine(void) [+0695] 0040619b compile(<ptr>char) [+00ce]
eax=00000001 ebx=00000003 ecx=017cb680
edx=047d3f28 esi=00000000 edi=00000001
ebp=0383f448 esp=0383ef94 IOPL=0
ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b
gs=0000 cs=001b ss=0023
flgs=00210283 [CA OP NZ NS DN NV]
0360/2820 TSTK=5 [ ]


0047746c mov edx,[ecx+0x54+eax*8] 00477470 mov
[ebp-0xb0],edx

[PaulLaidler]

Dan

I assume that you are using a namelist and my first guess would be that your code is not standard conforming. Having said this, FTN95 should have given a sensible error report before shutting down.

If you can post a short program that illustrates the problem then it should be a simple matter to isolate the bug(s).

[Anonymous]

The program I am using is an old (legacy) application. It does not declare variables explicitly prior to the namelist statement. others have siad I need to do this otherwise the compiler makes assumptions (i-p are integers) and if it encounters a contrary definition it fails. I am assuming this is what is happening. the code does compile with compaq fortran, but these larger compilers have alot of tolerance for non-standard conventions.

dan