Re: a.out file

In article <1117235333.201538.254820@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"wiggy13" <wiggy13@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> however if I type a.out < infile and enter I got problem

You are using file redirection on the command line. The
first line of infile needs to please

> read (*, '(a80)') infile

this read statement, so that

> lun = 10
> open (unit=lun, file=infile,form='formatted',ACCESS='DIRECT',
> + status='old')

this open statement works.

Does your infile match these expectations?

--
Steve
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