Lahey Support
08-15-2003, 01:19 AM
>I am studying a Fortran program listed in a Ph.D. dissertation. That
>program was compiled and ran in an IBM 370/3032 in a famous university
>about twenty years ago. There is a data statement
>
> DATA S/Z3C100000/
>
>in a subroutine. There is not any parameter statement and not any
>variable name starting with Z3C. Can any one please tell me that this
>data statement could possibly pass through any Fortran compiler?
>
>Wen Chiang
[address removed]
I think Z3C100000 refers to the integer 3C100000 in hexadecimal form.
According to The Standard it should be written Z"3C100000" and only be used
in DATA statements. Also, you can replace the Z with B for binary numbers
or O for octal numbers.
/PHL
>program was compiled and ran in an IBM 370/3032 in a famous university
>about twenty years ago. There is a data statement
>
> DATA S/Z3C100000/
>
>in a subroutine. There is not any parameter statement and not any
>variable name starting with Z3C. Can any one please tell me that this
>data statement could possibly pass through any Fortran compiler?
>
>Wen Chiang
[address removed]
I think Z3C100000 refers to the integer 3C100000 in hexadecimal form.
According to The Standard it should be written Z"3C100000" and only be used
in DATA statements. Also, you can replace the Z with B for binary numbers
or O for octal numbers.
/PHL