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Why do I get that for every variable in the COMMON block?
But I only get it when I include it in DERBOX, but not TERMV.
Yet, Both have the same INCLUDE statement.
I just can't see where I have declared anything more than once...
Doing a CLEAN first makes no difference.
Does the placement of the COMMON block make any difference?
Should it be in the same folder as the other routines?
I tried moving it around, made no difference.....
But I only get it when I include it in DERBOX, but not TERMV.
Yet, Both have the same INCLUDE statement.
I just can't see where I have declared anything more than once...
Doing a CLEAN first makes no difference.
Does the placement of the COMMON block make any difference?
Should it be in the same folder as the other routines?
I tried moving it around, made no difference.....
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Hello,
by including obj001.cmn twice in derbox.F90, you have effectively declared the contained entities twice.
Regards
Reinhold
by including obj001.cmn twice in derbox.F90, you have effectively declared the contained entities twice.
Regards
Reinhold
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Hello,
by including obj001.cmn twice in derbox.F90, you have effectively declared the contained entities twice.
Regards
Reinhold
by including obj001.cmn twice in derbox.F90, you have effectively declared the contained entities twice.
Regards
Reinhold
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Yep, my bad...
I missed the 2nd include statement.
I missed the 2nd include statement.

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