Unnecessary warning message.

Intel_C_Intel — Wed, 20 Feb 2002 09:39:45 GMT

Can somebody explain to me why the following piece of code should generate a warning message (pasted after the code)

SUBROUTINE pointingTo_MeshBounds(index_ies)
INTEGER(I4B), INTENT(IN) :: index_ies
sideglobalseg=>sideglobalsegsave(:,index_ies)
sideglobalspan=>sideglobalspansave(:,index_ies)
sideglobalpcurve=>sideglobalpcurvesave(:,index_ies)
sideglobalzetst=>sideglobalzetstsave(:,index_ies)
sideglobalzetfi=>sideglobalzetfisave(:,index_ies)
END SUBROUTINE

D:WorkV60MESHMeshData.F90(1794) : Warning: This variable has not been used. [INDEX_IES]
SUBROUTINE pointingTo_MeshBounds(index_ies)
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It seems to me that if you pass a variable to a subroutine and use it as a dimension parameter of an array, the compiler will not conside it as a valid usage of that variable!!!! It is very odd.

Ali Asi
asi@enginia.com

Re: Unnecessary warning message.

Steven_L_Intel1 — Wed, 20 Feb 2002 12:41:42 GMT

I'm pretty sure this was fixed in a version more recent than the 6.1A you're using.

Steve

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