A disk drive is disclosed comprising a disk having a plurality of data sectors, wherein a physical block address (PBA) is associated with each data sector. When a write command is received from a host to write
I created a small program (menu1.for) to create an FLB file with similar data, and it creates it in the format described on the website. Could the format of unformatted files (this sounds like an oxymoron) have changed between Dec and Intel?If so how do I read a (De...
As mecej4 says, ifort and gfortran use the same on-disk layout for unformatted files, even those with records longer than 1GB. You are using a quite old gfortran version, but it should still work. I don't see that you attached the data file in question, nor did y...
Losing access to your files due to an unformatted drive can be frustrating. Many users find the issue unfixable, but recovering files from an unformatted drive is possible, if itdoes not show or is not detected. This article will show you how torecover data from an unformatted drive. How t...
Formatted and unformatted character data typesHOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSMANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMSCOMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMSNo abstract is available for this article.doi:10.1002/(SICI)1097-4571(199103)42:2<110::AID-ASI4>3.0.CO;2-VEastman, Caroline M...
TAPE, ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING, 4 MILLIMETER (MM) (.157 INCH (IN) WIDE, UNFORMATTED, COMPATIBLE WITH DIGITAL DATA STORAGE (DDS) OR DATA/DIGITAL AUDIO TAPE (DAT) RECORDING FORMATS, SUPPLIED IN AN UNRECORDED HELICAL-SCAN DIGITAL COMPUTER TAPE CARTRIDGE...
when I did the write array array slices test it throws error 67 ( input statement requires too much data) reading the third slice, subsequent reads don't return a error (but fail as the data read is uninitialised). In conclusion this is something INTEL need to look at. MODULE tester !
If it really is a formatted file, it would be possible to write a format such that a single READ statement could read the entire file extracting only the ccccccc data. However, since this is a follow-up to your earlier question about unformatted files, my assumption is...
I need to create data files that can be read by several legacy programs, created using a very old F77 compiler (MS Fortran 5.1). Some of the files used "unformatted sequential" records. Although this appears to still be supported by F90, I don't believe they are compatible, and I...
I created a small program (menu1.for) to create an FLB file with similar data, and it creates it in the format described on the website. Could the format of unformatted files (this sounds like an oxymoron) have changed between Dec and Intel?If so how do I read a (Dec...