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Re: How do you know if the program is doing something ?     

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Author: Ron Ford
Date: Jun 5, 2008 01:38

...Here's how main begins: $DEBUG PROGRAM GLAVNI ! GLAVNI PROGRAM ZA ANALIZU POTENCIJALNOG STRUJANJA OKO ...little cheat sheet of phrases last week. PROGRAM ZA ANALIZU POTENCIJALNOG STRUJANJA OKO BRODA didn...little even? What does what mean ? "PROGRAM ZA ANALIZU POTENCIJALNOG STRUJANJA OKO ... hitting that language barrier a little: "Program for potential flow analysis around a ...
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Re: How do you know if the program is doing something ?     

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Author: Les
Date: Jun 5, 2008 01:14

..., yes, the code was poorly formatted. Personally, I don't like putting even the comments (C and !) behind column 72, but I didn't write this, so ... I plead innocent this time. The second one - glavni-2.rar I'm starting to think that it would have been easier if I wrote the complete solver form scratch, than getting this one to work. :-) Yes I know the feeling Les
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Re: How do you know if the program is doing something ?     

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Author: Ron Ford
Date: Jun 4, 2008 21:17

... very-well commented ... in Croatian? I happen to have a friend visiting Croatia, and I made her a little cheat sheet of phrases last week. PROGRAM ZA ANALIZU POTENCIJALNOG STRUJANJA OKO BRODA didn't fit on a 4x6 card. What do the last 3 words mean? This looks like a really fun program. -- Ron Ford
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Re: How do you know if the program is doing something ?     

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Author: Steve Lionel
Date: Jun 4, 2008 17:28

... case you want to compile on XP, but run the program on W95. Why you would want to do that, I don't know, but some think you might. I would assume...would have been a very realistic (and reasonable) possibility. I know that around the turn of the millennium I was ...has no idea where you might want to run the program, so it is alerting you that it *may* not...
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Author: glen herrmannsfeldt
Date: Jun 4, 2008 12:42

Luka Djigas wrote: (snip) Yes, that's what I thought. But i'm running cvf under xp and still has a limit of 256 (or at least that's what it reports). Strange. It is warning you of the limit in case you want to compile on XP, but run the program on W95. Why you would want to do that, I don't know, but some think you might. -- glen
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Author: Craig Powers
Date: Jun 4, 2008 12:31

... the limit in case you want to compile on XP, but run the program on W95. Why you would want to do that, I don't know, but some think you might. I would assume that the more applicable case...in question. That would have been a very realistic (and reasonable) possibility. I know that around the turn of the millennium I was developing on 2000 for ...
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Author: Les
Date: Jun 4, 2008 09:48

...common.ins" or "common.fi" That way it is obvious it is an included file and not something compiled seperately) Yes, personally, I use the .ins variant (seems kind of obvious that way: insert ...>> Les I'm working on it now. Do you perchance happen to know what this means: Warning: Because of COMMON, the alignment of object is inconsistent with its type [BB...
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Re: How do you know if the program is doing something ?     

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Author: Les
Date: Jun 4, 2008 07:38

... an aside I prefer include files to have an extension other than .FOR (or f77, f90 etc) eg "common.ins" or "common.fi" That way it is obvious it is an included file and not something compiled seperately) (4) UNSYDE.FOR has a GO TO 25 (near the end) which jumps inside the DO 70 loop (Tut tut!) After fixing the continuation errors only UNSYDE has a problem which should be fixed Les...
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Re: How do you know if the program is doing something ?     

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Author: Tim Prince
Date: Jun 4, 2008 05:40

...Of course, you will also need a 64-bit capable compiler (example: Intel Visual Fortran 10.1). Do you perchance know, do those limitations apply to unix/linux systems as well, and if not, what is the situation there ? I'm asking, because a program of this type (panelization of 2 bodies) could very easily go above 2 gb, so would I have any ...
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Author: Catherine Rees Lay
Date: Jun 4, 2008 03:12

...have no idea how it works) the program stops at a certain register, for ... (normally a compiler flag) and run your program from within the debugger. The program will stop... fortran, but I usually write my own programs with a lot of read's and write... figure out where you are in the program and where your write statements have to go. I know these questions sound a little strange, but ...
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