FORTRAN Reference Manual

Compile-Time Diagnostic Messages
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Warning Messages
Cause. You used a GUARDIAN directive that named a procedure which is not a
Guardian procedure, a Saved Message Utility procedure, or a FORTRAN utility routine.
FORTRAN generates the normal FORTRAN calling sequence for calls to the named
procedure.
Recovery. Correct the procedure name or remove it from the GUARDIAN directive.
Cause. A CONSULT compiler directive specifies a procedure name that is not found in
the designated object file. The compiler skips the missing procedure and carries on
with the remainder of the directive.
Recovery. Remove the indicated procedure name from the CONSULT directive, or
change the file name to that of a file that contains the specified procedure.
Cause. A CONSULT directive references an object file which was compiled with a
different setting for the ENV directive or for the NONSTOP directive.
Recovery. Recompile the source of the target of the CONSULT directive with the
settings used in the current compilation or change the directives being used to match
those of the previous compilation.
Cause. Allocation of subrecords with non-character data changed from previous
releases.
Recovery. Compare the storage map for the record with that produced by the
previous version of FORTRAN used. If there are differences, add filler declarations to
make the new allocation conform to the old one. This warning is issued only if the
value of PARAM FORTRAN^RECORD^WARNING is nonzero.
PROCEDURE IS NOT A GUARDIAN ROUTINE ** proc-name
PROCEDURE NOT FOUND ** proc-name
PROCEDURE INCOMPATIBLE WITH RUN-TIME ENVIRONMENT ** proc-name
RECORD ALLOCATION POSSIBLY INCOMPATIBLE