is it intel problem?

[malibec2005]

Hi, when i tried to recompile my FVCOM software i had the follwoing error: mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6404: This name does not have a type, and must have an explicit type. [DO] i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) -------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6361: An array-valued argument is required in this context. [LBOUND] i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) -------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6283: The DIM specification is out-of-range. [1] i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) ----------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6361: An array-valued argument is required in this context. [UBOUND] i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) ---------------------------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6283: The DIM specification is out-of-range. [1] i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) ------------------------------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(887): error #6285: There is no matching specific subroutine for this generic subroutine call. [PUTVAR] call putvar(i1,i2,m,mgl,kb,kb-1,"n",do,nc_ofid,do_vid,myid& ------------^ compilation aborted for mod_ncdio.f90 (code 1) make: *** [mod_ncdio.o] Error 1 any advice? Reagrds

[jimdempseyatthecove]

The error messages seem to indicate you are using "do" in a context where "do" is required to be an array, .AND. "do" is undefined. Are you missing a variable declaration, missing an include file, missing a USE...

Jim

[mecej4]

Please repost your code extract using the syntax highligher tool provided, so that we can see what part of a line of code the next error message points to. The tool has an icon of a slanted pen/pencil writing on sheets of paper (2nd row, 4th icon).

Not every program with errors is an "Intel problem".

[jimdempseyatthecove]

When I reformat the post I get

[bash]Hi, when i tried to recompile my FVCOM software i had the follwoing error:

mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6404: This name does not have a type, and must have an explicit type. [DO] 
       i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1)
-------------------^ 
mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6361: An array-valued argument is required in this context. [LBOUND]
       i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) 
-------------------^ 
mod_ncdio.f90(886): error #6283: The DIM specification is out-of-range. [1] 
       i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) 
----------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(886): 
error #6361: An array-valued argument is required in this context. [UBOUND] 
       i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) 
---------------------------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(886): 
error #6283: The DIM specification is out-of-range. [1] 
       i1 = lbound(do,1) ; i2 = ubound(do,1) 
------------------------------------------^ mod_ncdio.f90(887): 
error #6285: There is no matching specific subroutine for this generic subroutine call. [PUTVAR]
       call putvar(i1,i2,m,mgl,kb,kb-1,"n",do,nc_ofid,do_vid,myid& 
------------^ compilation aborted for mod_ncdio.f90 (code 1) 
make: *** [mod_ncdio.o] Error 1

any advice? Reagrds 
[/bash]

Now re-read my first post:

The error messages seem to indicate you are using "do" in a context where "do" is required to be an array, .AND. "do" is undefined. Are you missing a variable declaration, missing an include file, missing a USE...
Jim Dempsey

[DavidWhite]

If this error is occuring in part of the FVCOM code, and you have all the include files, etc, as suggested by Jim, then I suggest you post a request on the FVCOM forum, as it is a problem with their code, not with theFortran compiler.

If this code compiles under gfortran, which I gather many FVCOM users have, it may be that the error checking in IVF has caught a bug with gfortran does not.

David