g77 supports only one unit number in a call to flush.
just a guess, but looking at the variable names, ierr
may be a status variable instead of a second unit.
some other dialects of f77 have a "call flush" with two
arguments, first being a unit number and the second being
a status variable.
if this is the case, then taking:
call flush( nou, ierr)
and turning it into:
call flush( nou)
call flush( ierr)
will error because ierr is probably not equal to a valid
unit number.
give this a try:
call flush (nou)
ierr = 0 ! assume status is good from flush
regards,
bud davis
On Tue, Feb 17, 2004 at 03:31:54PM -0800, Ramonet Blade wrote:
> I'm new to gcc/g77 and would appreciate
> recommendations on the following problem.
>
> I have the following line:
>
> call flush ( nou, ierr)
>
> yet during compilation receive the following error:
>
> call flush ( nou, ierr)
> ^
>
> Too many arguments passed to intrinsic `FLUSH' at (^)
>
> According to documentation, FLUSH will accept multiple
> units. Splitting it up into two calls does let the
> code compile, however some runs do no execute. The
> same code then compiled with a windows compiler will
> result in errors. I fear this may be the culprit.
>
> Can you please advise on why this happening?
>
> Thanks
>
> -kirk
>
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