- All parameters to this intrinsic function must have
same type. All of the parameters to the indicated intrinsic
function must be of the same type.
- Array reference is not within declared array
bounds. This message is issued if an instance of an array
reference in an EQUIVALENCE statement has one or more constant
indices that are out of bounds of the array.
- END statement was missing on this compilation unit.
The last line of each compilation unit must be an END statement.
An END statement was added as the last statement of this
compilation unit.
- If keyword parameter "DIM" is used it must be the
second parameter. Keyword parameter "DIM" is legal to this
intrinsic function, but it must be the second parameter.
- Length of the constant is too long. Length of the
constant is longer than allowed. Refer to Fortran manual for the
valid syntax.
- Parameter to statement function "#1" is of the wrong
type. An expression passed to a statement function must match
the corresponding dummy argument in type. One of the parameters
to the indicated call had the wrong type.
- Possible use of variable "#1" before its
definition. KAP performed live variable analysis and found
a possible use of the specified variable before any definition.
It is possible that KAP is being (necessarily) conservative and
the variable may not actually be used before any definition.
There is a possibility that the variable may be used before any
definition.
- Range of first letters specified in this IMPLICIT
statement is invalid. An IMPLICIT statement must specify
either a single letter or two letters separated by a dash, with
the first letter preceding the second in the alphabet. The range
of letters specified must not overlap any other ranges specified
in this or other IMPLICIT statements.
- Routine "NAME" requires the parallel STACKSIZE must
be at least 221400 bytes. Increasing the number of parallel
threads may result in the need to increase the stack size of your
system. See the KMP_STACKSIZE description in Section 3.5
- SAVE statement conflicts with earlier SAVE
statements. This save statement is not compatible with
previous save statements. All save statements must have
parameters or there must be only one save statement without any
parameters.
- Symbol specified in SAVE statement more than once.
An identifier may not appear in more than one save statement.
- Transfer into IF or do block from outside the IF or do
block is prohibited. Transfer of control into an IF block or
DO block from outside the block is not allowed.
- Variable already occurred in a DATA statement. DATA
statements must follow specification statements.
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