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I am trying compile this routine (RC1.f90) and it points to a WARNING on a line that apparently has no reference to a function.
The program runs OK, but I am wondering about what might trigger this.
I am uploading two source code files, not the whole program.
Would dividing the file up into its component parts make a difference? should it?
KOUNT_1 is a MODULE that all the routine use.
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BTW, the error is on line 63, number #6178, namely - -
"Value of this function has not been defined."
But this line is just a comparison between two array elements.
Sometimes I see a similar bogus warning when there is a compiler error somewhere else in the
source file. The warning goes away when I fix the error somewhere else.
Just a minor annoyance, but should it be looked at?
The problem seems to be related to having several routines in the same source code file.
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The only problem I see is where the compiler decided to give you the warning. It really should have been put out later. It is telling you that you never assigned a result value to function rc22. Ideally it would have been associated with the "end function rc22" statement.
I'll send this on to the developers.

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