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PARAMETER show up as an "uninitialized variable" at execution time...

Richard_M_1
Beginner
‎09-30-2005 12:52 AM
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I have a piece of code that can (loosely) be considered to look as follows:


INTEGER*4 mgrd
PARAMETER (mgrd=50_4)

...

IF (i.gt.mgrd) THEN
...
END IF

When debugging this and asking the compiler to check initialization state at run time, it considers mgrd to be an uninitialized variable and not a run-time constant. I'm deducing this since the debugger breaks on the if statement and the only thing that actually doesn't have a value is mgrd.

Bug? or feature?

Dick Munroe
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
‎09-30-2005 01:29 AM
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How about showing a whole program that demonstrates the problem. It isn't the PARAMETER.
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