Because everything compiled, I suspect there is just some minor confusion with paths on the part of Simply Fortran. Since discovering Simply Fortran ('SF') I have set myself the task of I have a very large structural engineering project that I have been developing over many years. I had a bit of learning to do to get hang of SF. What Jeff done as a front end to GNU F90 and the 'Insight' debugger is exceedingly good. I then accomplished (1) almost immediately.
The source code was all F77 and SF uses F90, of which F77 works fully in its original form, as a subset with a all the F90 improvements available as if they were extensions to F77.įor (2) my GUI, I have alighted on DISLIN. It is given away free by the author's generosity, for non-commercial use, and it is totally superb. WRITE(LUS,'('' Input file opened:''/'' '',A)') FiNAMEĬ Input filename entered but file not found and/or not openedĬ Return a request to open the same filename as an echo fileĬ Set return value of LUI to LUK because input file-not-opened THis brings up a Win Doze dilename requester dialog, in which you can enter a pathname by mouse-clicking.ĬALL DWGFIL('INPUT file name', FiNAME, '*.IN*')Ĭ No ERR, so say so and set file-opened return value of LUIĬ CALL DISP(0,FiNAME//' opened.',LEN(FiNAME)+8,0) To solve your problem with your program not finding your input files, you can use the DISLIN statements, USE DISLIN nad CALL DWGFIL, as shown below. I give at the end of this post the source code for a program I wrote as a DISLIN learning exercise.
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It doesn't do anything hugely useful, but it was a grat help to me in learning how to use DISLIN with SF. #APPROXIMATRIX SIMPLY FORTRAN FULL VERSION#.#APPROXIMATRIX SIMPLY FORTRAN FOR FREE#.
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