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q365
2007-11-20
2013-06-05
  • q365

    q365 - 2007-11-20

    I am a new user to exciting and I am having trouble trying to run my first example script for Al.  I have gotten past some startup errors but I am currently stuck at this error:

    At line 19 of file putevecfv.f90
    Fortran runtime error: End of record

    It seems to almost start the 1st iteration but then stops at this.  Can anyone help me with this error?  I am not sure what I need to do to get past this error.  Thank you very much.

     
    • Manoj Rajagopalan

      Are you running the canned example that comes with the distribution?
      What is your exciting.in?
      Are you dangerously close to exhausting disk-space? No reason why a write would prematurely fail with tested software otherwise (barring bugs and bad input options).

      -- Manoj

       
    • q365

      q365 - 2007-11-21

      I had to slightly adjust the canned example to remove all comment lines starting with "!" and also change the sspath.  Other than that, I ran the exciting.in file as is. 

       
    • exciting

      exciting - 2007-11-23

      That's very strange, what system and compiler are you using?
      Kay.

       
    • q365

      q365 - 2007-11-26

      I am testing this code on a Dell Pentium 4 3.2GHz with 1 GB of RAM which is currently installed with Fedora Core 4.  I am using the gfortran compiler that came with Fedora Core 4.  I wanted to test a few things of the program before installing it on our local cluster.  Will this combination work?   

       
      • exciting

        exciting - 2007-11-26

        It looks like you may be using a buggy version of GFortran (the early versions were a bit buggy). I've just compiled EXCITING with GFortran version 4.2.1 and the examples work fine.

        You should therefore upgrade your Linux system to a more recent version.

        Cheers,
        Kay.

         
    • q365

      q365 - 2007-12-04

      Yep, you were right.  I compiled EXCITING with GFortran 4.2.1 and it worked perfectly.  Thank you for the suggestion.  Now on to the science!

      Thanks again!

       

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