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laucian 03-20-2008 07:53 AM
Fortran - G95 - Wrong Syntax or wrong compiler settings
 
hi everyone,

i have a huge fortran code, which i am trying to get compiled. I didn't write the code, i just have to get it compiled, but i am getting this error message.

Code:
g95  -g -fbounds-check  -c /home/cumhur/doktorArbeit//spraydat.f
In file /home/cumhur/doktorArbeit//spraydat.f:172

      DATA ICHEM/17*0,23,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,6*0/
            1
Error: Not enough values in DATA statement at (1)
what is the meaning of this? is it syntax error or anything else about the compiler?

thanks

colucix 03-21-2008 10:18 AM
It simply states you made an assignement to the variable ICHEM using a lower number of values in respect of the variable declaration. Check in the declaration section, maybe you will find something like
Code:
INTEGER*4 ICHEM(41)
which declares an array of integers with 41 values, but you assigned only 40 in the DATA statement.


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