FORTRAN Reference Manual

Run-Time Diagnostic Messages
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Formatter Run-Time Messages
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If your FORTRAN program cannot create a new file, FORTRAN writes a message
such as the following to the standard log file. Note that the message includes an
informational line that shows the unit associated with the file and the external
Guardian file name:
\NODE.$TEST:8403781 - *** Run-time Error 082 ***
\NODE.$TEST:8403781 - GUARDIAN I/O error 14
\NODE.$TEST:8403781 - Unit 008 = $FOO.A.B
\NODE.$TEST:8403781 - From SUB2 + %111, UC.00
\NODE.$TEST:8403781 - SUB1 + %2, UC.00
\NODE.$TEST:8403781 - MAIN^ + %7, UC.00
Formatter Run-Time Messages
If an error occurs during the execution of a READ or a WRITE statement, the formatter
writes a message to the log file. Although the message numbers are the same,
whether your program specifies ENV OLD or ENV COMMON, the message text
depends on which ENV parameter you specify.
Formatter Messages with ENV COMMON
FORTRAN writes the following messages to the standard log file if you specify ENV
COMMON when you compile your program. (The next subsection shows the error text
that the formatter writes if your program specifies ENV OLD.)
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Cause. A program called a C-series routine that was compiled without an ENV
directive or a D-series or later library routine that was either compiled without an ENV
directive or with the ENV OLD compiler directive, such as FORTRSNSPOOLSTART or
FORTRANCOMPLETION, while running with the CRE.
Effect. The run-time library terminates the program.
Recovery. Do one of the following:
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Compile your program with an ENV OLD compiler directive
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Remove the specification to an ENV directive
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Change the call to a routine appropriate for the COMMON environment.
OLD routine not executable in COMMON environment