Re: f77 and dynamic memory? + responses to previous questions

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From: Jon A. Tankersley
Date: Wed, 17 May 1989 18:25

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In article <8904202125.AA01698@mira.astro.ucla.edu> jon@astro.ucla.edu (Jonathan Eisenhamer) writes:
>The problem is that, under 3.5 f77(1), a call to system(3f) would
>result in all opened files being set to the end-of-file....

There is a patch for system() for 3.5 f77.  We were losing fd's after
system calls.  This was before they increased the number of possible
active fd's...  We'd still have lost them though with the bug...

-tank-
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