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Hello,
is there an internal counter for how often i can open and close files? In my program its looks like that the process stops after a certain number of open/close statements. The only statement is "press any key to continue". For all files i use the same unit number. For file each file there is an open AND close statement.
If yes, what is the way around?
Thanks in advance
Frank
is there an internal counter for how often i can open and close files? In my program its looks like that the process stops after a certain number of open/close statements. The only statement is "press any key to continue". For all files i use the same unit number. For file each file there is an open AND close statement.
If yes, what is the way around?
Thanks in advance
Frank
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No, there isn't such a counter or limit. The message you got indicates that your program exited.
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Yes the message indicates a normal end of the programm. But it stops somewhere else. No coment, no error message and so on. All open and read statement are saved by the use of iostat.
But if I change the stack size to 40000000 the program run goes on.
All variables are initializied. Implizit none is used.
Frank
But if I change the stack size to 40000000 the program run goes on.
All variables are initializied. Implizit none is used.
Frank
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I suggest that you submit a program that shows the problem to Intel Premier Support.
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i am out of my office until 1. of march. After it i will send the program to support. But i cannot send you the original data. The whole data set includes 186 GByte. I will try to produce an example data set.
Frank
Frank
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Fine. I doubt the particular data set matters in this case.
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I have submitted the problem as Issue 356587.
Frank
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