FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compile-Time Diagnostic Messages
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Warning Messages
Cause. The NONSTOP directive is only valid if ENV COMMON has been specified.
Programs that specify ENV OLD are always compiled for NonStop execution if any
program unit contains a CHECKPOINT or START BACKUP statement.
Recovery. Add the ENV COMMON directive or remove the NONSTOP directive, as
appropriate.
Cause. A reference to a procedure subprogram has an argument of a data type or
entity kind that is incompatible with the corresponding argument in the procedure’s
declaration or in a previous reference to it.
Recovery. Make the arguments consistent.
Cause. A previous reference to this procedure subprogram had an argument of a data
type or a kind of entity that is incompatible with the indicated dummy argument.
Recovery. Make the arguments consistent.
Cause. An ERRORFILE compiler directive appeared after one or more error or
warning messages had been issued. This message, which will be the first message in
the error file, indicates that earlier messages exist in the main listing output file but not
in the error file.
Recovery. Examine the earlier messages in the main listing output file, and either
eliminate the causes of those messages, or move the ERRORFILE compiler directive
nearer the beginning of the source input file.
NONSTOP DIRECTIVE IGNORED UNLESS ENV=COMMON IS SPECIFIED
PARAMETER MISMATCH ** number
PARAMETER MISMATCH ** name
PREVIOUS ERROR/WARNING MESSAGES NOT INCLUDED IN ERRORFILE