question on GNU Fortran Compiler

question on GNU Fortran Compiler

[Graziano Servizi]

To whom it may concern


I'm using GNU Fortran under Linux RedHat 7.3 (kernel release 2.4.18-3).

Is there a way to use unit numbers greater or equal to 100 for the
'open' statement?
As you can see from the following 'stupid program' they are disallowed,
although the executable file is produced. The problem arose in porting
a Fortran code from another platform (SGI IRIX) where such unit numbers
were well working.

       program stupid
       open(100, file = 'stupid')
       write(100, *) 'stupid'
       end


$ g77 -o stupid stupid.f
$ stupid
open: illegal unit number
apparent state: internal I/O
lately writing direct unformatted external IO
$

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Re: question on GNU Fortran Compiler

[toof chanon]

Hi,
Please consider the g77'manual on 
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.1/g77/Large-File-Unit-Numbers.html#Large%20File%20Unit%20Numbers

Hope this help,

toof

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