Together cocking up even the simplest calculation. Especially input data.Human beings are incredibly trusting of computers and don't check input data.
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''Computers (HAL and MARVIN excepted) are incredibly rigid. I presume that the FORTRAN standard is clear on this point ? This point is also worthy of being added to any section(s) of the documentation concerning conversion of programs from other compilers which, if I understand correctly, allow opening of ouput files without the STATUS = NEW present. If OPENing an output file then STATUS = NEW is obligatoryĪnd maybe it should also be reflected in the first example given at the top of that documentation page which gives an example exactly like the one attempted by Helen, albeit for an input file. In the documentation needs to have something like the following appended to it ?. is a character expression which, when trailing spaces are removed, gives the value OLD, NEW, REPLACE, SCRATCH or UNKNOWN. and it isn't clearly stated either in the documentation that you link to above, I don't think (unless I missed some subtelty, or more likely just missed something altogether) Last edited by mecej4 on Sun 9:03 pm edited 2 times in total Other IDEs such as MS Visual Studio can be used with the same development tools. īy the way, please note that Plato is merely an IDE from which the FTN95 compiler, SLINK linker and SDBG debugger can be managed. If you are going to run your program several times, and you do not mind overwriting the file, should it already exist, you may use the STATUS='REPLACE' clause instead. If you wish to create a new file, add the clause STATUS='NEW' to the OPEN statement. Does the file "test.out" already exist in the working directory? Unlike some other compilers, FTN95 does not open a file with a name such as FORTnn if I/O is attempted to unit-nn without a previous OPEN statement having been executed for the file. I'm getting the error at runtime "File access and properties are incomplete."
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!I've never needed to use OPEN before but I thought I'd try it! I've read help docs and I'm currently trying: Previously with other platforms, I just have to say write (100,*) ‘hello world’ and this writes nicely to the fort.100 file.īut this doesn’t work for me on PLATO so I need some guidance!
#Problem saving file simply fortran how to
Most things going swimmingly fine with one exception: I can’t work out how to write to a file, so I was hoping for some advice.
#Problem saving file simply fortran windows 10
Posted: Thu 4:59 pm Post subject: Problem WRITEĭoing fortran at Uni this year and using the marvellous PLATO to edit,compile, build and run my programs on a windows 10 laptop. Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in :: View topic - Problem WRITEįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register