[Info-vax] queue errors

Tom Adams w.tom.adams at gmail.com
Wed Oct 17 09:07:40 EDT 2012


On Oct 16, 8:22 pm, mclean... at gmail.com wrote:
> IIRC (and it's been a while), Fortran defaults to file names like FORnnn.DAT if you don't specify a file in the OPEN command or you don't have a logical name FORnnn pointing to a file. I suggest that you check the name of the file you were trying to write to.
>
> Also, did you compile with /CHECK ?  Memory corruptions can cause error messages that refer to unrelated issues (e.g. odd hardware, odd system functions).

We use  /CHECK=(BOUN,FP_E,OVER,NOUNDE).

I looked at /CHECK=ALL and I don't see how it could help with this.

We can't just switch to /CHECK=ALL because of legacy code issues and
the fact it might crash some detached processes for unimportant
reasons.



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