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Is there is a command in Fortran to disable any printing in the command prompt?
I am using this RLSE function from IMSL that prints a message every time I have perfect colinearity in a linear regression, which I do not care.
The problem is that, I guess printing on the screen can make the program run slower, especially when this RLSE function is inside a loop and prints this warning message thousands and thousands of times...
As far as I know there is no option in RLSE for it to run quietly.
Thanks,
Rafael
I am using this RLSE function from IMSL that prints a message every time I have perfect colinearity in a linear regression, which I do not care.
The problem is that, I guess printing on the screen can make the program run slower, especially when this RLSE function is inside a loop and prints this warning message thousands and thousands of times...
As far as I know there is no option in RLSE for it to run quietly.
Thanks,
Rafael
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Quoting - rafadix08
I guess printing on the screen can make the program run slower,
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Quoting - tim18
Hiding or minimizing the screen window, or redirecting the screen output, can minimize the performance effect. If those are not done, installing the correct video driver may make a big difference.
Hi, thanks a lot. How can I redirect the screen output to a log file?
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Quoting - rafadix08
Hi, thanks a lot. How can I redirect the screen output to a log file?
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