Read past end of file fortran

Fortran 90 - Attempt to read past end of file Ask Question. Asked 8 years, 5 months ago. Active 6 years, 7 months ago. Viewed 12k times. Please help. Thank you very much. Program skillruss!

Purpose: to calculate skill scores implicit none integer :: i,j,nsite,ntime,iref,jj,csite! Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Steve Lionel Steve Lionel 6, 16 16 silver badges 29 29 bronze badges. Good call on the list directed input woes. That was very insightful! Thank you much for your help! I will work on it more and see what is happening. As a fix you can use the Fortran equivalent to reading to the end of a file. QuantumDebris QuantumDebris 1, 11 11 silver badges 21 21 bronze badges.

He may well not crash but still read garbage. Are you certain that this is what you want to do? I need to change the deltas I am now trying to read in the same way as I write I have made the following changes in the code. F program vort implicit none. F include "htdata. H" include "probdata. F is a bunch of subroutines, these subroutines are called in other codes.

Actually I tried generating the array press in my code by using macros, but later on it got so much confusing that I reverted back to the simple way of generating array. I suggest simplifying things first. Write a main program in Fortran, plain Fortran, no macros, no preprocessor that writes your data file. Write a main program in Fortran, etc. Write a stub main program in Fortran that calls a Fortran subroutine that reads your data file.

Incremental development is the key. You are trying to accomplish too much at one time. I also suggest you find some on-site help at your institution. I've pretty much given up trying here. Too much unrelated stuff is going on with too little of the relevant information - consistently.

Remote debugging is challenging in the best of circumstances. These aren't particularly close to the best of circumstances. This stuff really needs to be done face-to-face with someone who can say "stop right there; what's this? That doesn't look like a Fortran message at all, but rather a shell script one. What shell script? Who knows? Certainly not anyone getting their data just from the posts here.

My notepad preferences are reverse. Unless you reverse polish. I am afraid I do not understand what you mean. Could you elaborate? I have to check a later version in light of some of the other comments to this thread. It is a bit annoying that different compilers behave in such a different way, but I guess that's life This may be the reason for the discrepancy observed here. Thus it should not be in gfortran 4. That it behaves as written in the first post is consistent with this. Regarding the latter, this still works.

I just tried it. One might argue that "wc" behaves differently - and some might claim unexpectedly as it is supposed to count the lines and not the line breaks. Bug in gfortran when reading end of file? Hi all, I have found the following problem with g fortran. Board index » fortran All times are UTC.