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Article #156Microware Fortran problem
From: Bob Babcock
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1987 01:06
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1987 01:06
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I tried to compile a matrix inversion program with the Microware
OS-9/68K Fortran compiler, and got the error message
*** fortp2: generr=59 (260) ***
Followed by Error #000:216 (which means file not found and is presumably
a side effect of the first error). Needless to say, this error message
is not documented; anyone know what it means? The matrix inverter
has been in use on an IBM mainframe for years, and the only change I
made to it was to replace IMPLICIT REAL*8 ... with IMPLICIT DOUBLE
PRECISION, so its not likely that there is anything wrong with the
source code.
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