From: Wilfried Tenten <wilfried.tenten@de.bosch.com>
To: gnu@gnu.org
Subject: FORTRAN g77 question
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 13:10:00 -0000 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <200003132110.QAA13900@delysid.gnu.org> (raw)
Hello who ever is over there
I have a fortran program running with an option that the relative
computing time
gone shall be visible in % to the user. I used the following statement
for
this with 2.95.2 gnu fortran:
& write(lcon,3000) prozent +5,
& ' % of the simulated time is gone!'
3000 format ('+',6x,i3,a35)
Normally, I expect that the line produced by this command structure
will be stable, meaning no line-feed will be established.
Situation is that I see a line feed, which in that case is senseless.
Need help! I look for the gnu code in a format statement which supresses
the line feed for that particular command.
Any help to overcome this problem is greatfully acknoledged
--
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / with my best regards
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From: Wilfried Tenten <wilfried.tenten@de.bosch.com>
To: gnu@gnu.org
Subject: FORTRAN g77 question
Date: Sat, 01 Apr 2000 00:00:00 -0000 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <200003132110.QAA13900@delysid.gnu.org> (raw)
Message-ID: <20000401000000.Sdw5ftEYnQI-74MJHAu6ExaPrLhPsAvXzhHWeuPdtOo@z> (raw)
Hello who ever is over there
I have a fortran program running with an option that the relative
computing time
gone shall be visible in % to the user. I used the following statement
for
this with 2.95.2 gnu fortran:
& write(lcon,3000) prozent +5,
& ' % of the simulated time is gone!'
3000 format ('+',6x,i3,a35)
Normally, I expect that the line produced by this command structure
will be stable, meaning no line-feed will be established.
Situation is that I see a line feed, which in that case is senseless.
Need help! I look for the gnu code in a format statement which supresses
the line feed for that particular command.
Any help to overcome this problem is greatfully acknoledged
--
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / with my best regards
===================================================================
Dr. Wilfried Tenten Buero/Office: [49] (7121)35-2986
Robert Bosch GmbH FAX: [49] (7121)35-1746
Dept. K8/EIS2
D-72762 Reutlingen Internet: wilfried.tenten@de.bosch.com
Germany
K8/EIS (Intranet): http://www.rt.bosch.de/K8/EL1/EIS/Welcome.htm
OPTIMISTIC:
http://www.imse.cnm.es/esd-msd/PROJECTS/OPTIMISTIC/abstract1.html
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