FORTRAN Reference Manual

Run-Time Diagnostic Messages
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Intrinsic Error Message Format
errno
is a 5-digit number that identifies the error condition.
Intrinsic Error Message Format
The FORTRAN run-time-library unconditionally terminates your program and writes an
error message to the log file in the following format if an intrinsic function detects an
error.
Run-time intrinsic function diagnostic messages have the general form:
name
is the name of the intrinsic function that detected the error.
Diagnostic Messages With ENV COMMON
If you compile your program with ENV COMMON, the FORTRAN run-time library
writes all diagnostic messages to the standard log file in the same format, regardless of
the cause of the error.
Message Format
This subsection describes the format of the messages that FORTRAN writes to the log
file. If you compile your program with ENV COMMON, the run-time library writes all
diagnostic messages in the same format, regardless of the type of error that occurred.
process_name
identifies the process in which the error occurred.
nnn
is the number of the diagnostic message.
message
is the text associated with message number nnn.
FORTRAN LIBRARY CALL ERROR: name
process_name - *** Run-time Error nnn ***
process_name - message [ ( additional_information ) ]
[ process_name - optional_text ]
process_name - From: top_of_stack
process_name - : : : :
process_name - bottom_of_stack