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Porting Question

grantrickard
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‎06-25-2002 05:50 PM
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I haven't touched fortran in quite awhile. Anyway, I'm doing some porting, moving an application from VAX Fortran to Compac Fortran. The original was written in 1982. For some reason, I can't do a '/list' on an file 'include'. Is there a header file or some statement I'm not including? I looked in a book and haven't had good results.
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james1
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‎06-25-2002 06:01 PM
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I'm not sure if you are asking to have an include file present in a listing, or if you are receiving compile errors due to having syntax such as:

include 'data.for/list'

If the former, you need to compile with the switch /show:include

If the latter, use the /vms switch to allow that syntax.

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