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JohnNichols
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program FNAME
    implicit none
    integer,parameter :: k15 = selected_int_kind(15)
    CHARACTER(10) str
    INTEGER(kind=k15) n1, n2, n3
    CHARACTER(14) fname
    INTEGER(kind=k15) i
    str = " 1 2 3"
    ! List-directed READ sets n1 = 1, n2 = 2, n3 = 3.
    READ(str, *) n1, n2, n3
    i = 4
    ! Formatted WRITE sets fname = 'FM004.DAT'.
    WRITE (fname, 200) i
200 FORMAT ('FM', I3.3, '.DAT')
    write(*,*)fname
    END

A little bit closer to what the people like at the moment.  

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Barbara_P_Intel
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Thanks, @JohnNichols! I filed a feature request to update the Internal Files example.

Karen again sends her thanks for caring about the documentation.

I tweaked your code a bit. It wouldn't compile. Compiler didn't like the PROGRAM name matching a variable name.

PROGRAM INTERNALFILES
    implicit none
    integer,parameter :: k15 = selected_int_kind(15)
    CHARACTER(10) str, fname
    INTEGER(kind=k15) i, n1, n2, n3
    str = " 1 2 3"
    ! List-directed READ sets n1 = 1, n2 = 2, n3 = 3.
    READ(str, *) n1, n2, n3
    i = 4
    ! Formatted WRITE sets fname = 'FM004.DAT'.
    WRITE (fname, 200) i
200 FORMAT ('FM', I3.3, '.DAT')
    write(*,*)fname
END PROGRAM

 

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JohnNichols
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Interesting, I copied the code from my VS sample code SLN file, it compiled there.  Must be my mistake.  

I spent a week in London and the UK without access to this board, it is amazing how much you miss these people.  

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Barbara_P_Intel
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@JohnNichols, this example update is published to in the Fortran Developer Guide 2023.1.

Take a look!



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JohnNichols
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@Barbara_P_Intel , following song is playing in the background as I read the guide

heroes for one day 

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