The following errors occurwhen compiling a tested FORTRAN 90 code using Intel Fortran Compiler 9.1 for Fortran IA-32 applications under Windows XP.
C:mcnpx_v26b_sourcesrcgridconvidldat.F(427) : Error: Unbalanced parentheses
* 'i5,"). ")')hf,nx,ny
-----------------------------------^
C:mcnpx_v26b_sourcesrcgridconvidldat.F(427) : Error: Syntax error, found '''
when expecting one of: (
M> ...
* 'i5,"). ")')hf,nx,ny
-------^
C:mcnpx_v26b_sourcesrcgridconvidldat.F(427) : Error: Syntax error, found '''
when expecting one of: , )
* 'i5,"). ")')hf,nx,ny
----------------------------------^
This is the write command:
write(31, !/*id 425*/
& '("The 3rd array contains the values of ",a10,"(",i5,"x",'// !/*id 426*/
& 'i5,"). ")')hf,nx,ny !/*id 427*/
I tested the write command in a simple hello world program, adding one component at a time. The compiler exploded with the same errors when I added the parentheses, even though they are within quotation marks. Is this a problem with the compiler? This program successfully compiles on earlier versions of the Intel compiler.
Thank you.
Phil Taddei
