num);printf("%f",val);printf("%c",sex);//print values using single printfprintf("\nOutput2:");// \n: for new line in cprintf("%d,%f,%c",num,val,sex);return0;} Output Output1:1001.230000M Output2:100,1.230000,M
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 !
^c puts(x) and fputs(x, stdout) write unformatted text to stdout. ^d fputs(x, stderr) writes unformatted text to stderr ^e INPUT_UNIT, OUTPUT_UNIT, ERROR_UNIT are defined in the ISO_FORTRAN_ENV module. ^a In Visual Basic, command-line arguments are not separated. WikiMatrix ...
The file name may be specified on the command line, otherwise the data will be read in from the standard input and written to standard output. Note The error message uread: data larger than file length often indicates that the file being read has the opposite byte "sex" to the platform ...
After you have this working for this particular database, you might consider generalizing the program such that you supply not only an input file spec and output file spec (unless reading into RAM), but supply a file nameof a file containingwhat looks like the contents of ...
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 !
After you have this working for this particular database, you might consider generalizing the program such that you supply not only an input file spec and output file spec (unless reading into RAM), but supply a file nameof a file containingwhat looks like the contents of...
After you have this working for this particular database, you might consider generalizing the program such that you supply not only an input file spec and output file spec (unless reading into RAM), but supply a file nameof a file containingwhat looks like the ...
Construct an output subroutine with the WRITE statements, and call the output subroutine from the main program after all the unformatted files have been read. Arrange to have the variables in the I/O statements passed as arguments or in COMMON. Compile the input part of the progr...
Construct an output subroutine with the WRITE statements, and call the output subroutine from the main program after all the unformatted files have been read. Arrange to have the variables in the I/O statements passed as arguments or in COMMON. Compile the input part of the program using fl...