FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compile-Time Diagnostic Messages
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Error Messages
Cause. A function has been defined as one data type and referred to as another.
Recovery. Make the definition and references consistent.
Cause. A function name appears in an EQUIVALENCE statement. Possibly it was
intended to be an array name, but the array declaration is missing or in error.
FORTRAN assumes any name followed by “(“ is a function if the name has not been
declared as an array name.
Recovery. Correct the statement, or add the array declaration.
Cause. You referenced a generic intrinsic function with an argument whose data type
is not one of the types for which the generic function is defined. Example: ABS (X)
where X is a type character variable.
Recovery. Correct the source statement.
Cause. A symbolic name is illegally declared twice.
Recovery. Remove one declaration.
Cause. A symbolic name appears in more than one data type declaration statement.
Recovery. Remove one data type declaration.
FUNCTION TYPE INCONSISTENT
FUNCTIONS MAY NOT BE EQUIVALENCED ** name
GENERIC FUNCTION NOT DEFINED FOR ARGUMENT TYPE ** name
IDENTIFIER ALREADY DECLARED
IDENTIFIER ALREADY TYPED