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question about fort.100 file

sidinry
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‎12-05-2005 08:36 AM
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Hi, I have just started to work with the ifc-compiler and have a basic question:
After compiling and running my code, I see that a file with the name: fort.100 is generated. Can you please tell me what this type of file is for?
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TimP
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‎12-05-2005 12:20 PM
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When your program accesses a file on unit 100, without an OPEN, the problem is resolved by creating the file fort.100. Many years ago, programs wwere often written to depend on such actions. Although not covered by Fortran standard, the fort.NN scheme is common under Unix and linux.
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