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I have an application which writes to a file which is opened with CARRIAGECONTROL='FORTRAN'. The application runs in approximately 5 seconds on Windows NT, but takes about 90 seconds to run on Windows XP.
(Opening a file without using CARRIAGECONTROL='FORTRAN' the application seems to run with comparable speed on XP)
Are there any extra options which need to be set for XP or any other suggestions ?
Regards,
Nev
(Opening a file without using CARRIAGECONTROL='FORTRAN' the application seems to run with comparable speed on XP)
Are there any extra options which need to be set for XP or any other suggestions ?
Regards,
Nev
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Compiler name and version? I've never heard of this behavior before...
Steve
Steve
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Compaq VF v6.6
However, on further investigation, I find that if I write to the C: drive, times are comparable. My original problem was when I was writing to a Network drive, so maybe we have something set up wrongly. Sorry to trouble you.
However, on further investigation, I find that if I write to the C: drive, times are comparable. My original problem was when I was writing to a Network drive, so maybe we have something set up wrongly. Sorry to trouble you.

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