Re: closing unit=5 and unit=6 and print *


beliav...@xxxxxxx schreef:


It is convenient to have a subroutine that can write to a file or print
to the console, depending on what unit number is passed to it. It is
less convenient to wrap IF statements around all WRITE statements to
choose between unit=* and unit=some_number. If a code assumes that 6 is
the unit for standard output, a PARAMETER should be declared and used
for this, to make this assumption clear.

Yes, but isn't that included in Fortran 2003? (I do not have the
standard
near me, so I can not check, but I remember something like that).
Otherwise, I think it is one of the things Dan Nagle's portability
project
takes care of.

Regards,

Arjen

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