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Is there an option to make the Intel Fortran version of ERRSNS compatible with the VMS version of ERRSNS? All I get are zeros for the VMS RMS and Fortran status words (not to be confused with the IOSTAT value). I know that $FORIOSDEF was inherited by the Linux version of the compiler from the VMS version (good!), but what I need is the VMS Message-style status word. All my routines return a VMS-style status word and know how to treat them (LIB$SIGNAL, $STS et al.). So it would make perfect sense to have ERRSNS consistent. For example, I am more interested in FOR$_LISIO_SYN instead of FOR$IOS_LISIO_SYN (FOR$_LISIO_SYN is not just a number like FOR$IOS_LISIO_SYN).
Steve, you are right, I am missing a lot of VMS features in Unix (BTW I use Unix since long before the Linux-clone popped up).
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BTW the second word should return the Unix errno value. At least for the end-of-file condition, Intel Fortran for Linux returns a zero for the second argument.
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