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In the past I have successully used Microsoft, Digital and most recently Compaq Visual Fortran (v 6.6A) to open a file as the DOS con device.
Intel Fortran produces the following error:
Input/Output Error 178: No such file or directory
In Procedure: main program
At Line: 2
Statement: OPEN
Unit: 29
Connected To: con
End of diagnostics
with this test program:
PROGRAM TESTCON
OPEN(29,FILE='con')
WRITE(29,100)
100 FORMAT ('1USING con DEVICE')
END
Is there some good reason why ivf does not behave like df?
Intel Fortran produces the following error:
Input/Output Error 178: No such file or directory
In Procedure: main program
At Line: 2
Statement: OPEN
Unit: 29
Connected To: con
End of diagnostics
with this test program:
PROGRAM TESTCON
OPEN(29,FILE='con')
WRITE(29,100)
100 FORMAT ('1USING con DEVICE')
END
Is there some good reason why ivf does not behave like df?
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There's no such thing as "ivf" - at least in this context.
Intel Fortran and Compaq Visual Fortran are still separate codebases, and they don't always behave alike. I suggest trying 'CONOUT$' to see if that works for you.
Steve
Intel Fortran and Compaq Visual Fortran are still separate codebases, and they don't always behave alike. I suggest trying 'CONOUT$' to see if that works for you.
Steve

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