gfortran errors/warnings
gfortran errors/warnings
(OP)
Hello,
I am attempting to compile a .f90 using gfortran. After commanding the compiler to do so, i am bombarded with a list of warnings. In particular:
"Warning: Deleted feature: Pause statement at ..."
The compiler then gives the filename:line #:character # so I can locate the problem. This is great, although, I don't know how to locate the line w/o counting thousands of lines. And, I'm having trouble finding reference to the meaning of these errors. Can someone please push me in the right direction?
Evan
I am attempting to compile a .f90 using gfortran. After commanding the compiler to do so, i am bombarded with a list of warnings. In particular:
"Warning: Deleted feature: Pause statement at ..."
The compiler then gives the filename:line #:character # so I can locate the problem. This is great, although, I don't know how to locate the line w/o counting thousands of lines. And, I'm having trouble finding reference to the meaning of these errors. Can someone please push me in the right direction?
Evan
RE: gfortran errors/warnings
There are several good editors which indicate the line number and column for the position of the cursor. I use pfe32 (programmers file editor)
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On Linux, if you're using vi, to show line numbers type :se li
To go to a specific line, type :linenumber
On Windows, if you're using notepad, switch off Format/wordwrap and switch on the status bar. This will show the line number.
To go to a specific line, type Control G. A dialog will pop up and you just type the line number.