FIX: F1001, omf_ms.c, Structure Element I/O in Subroutine, 5.0Last reviewed: September 11, 1997Article ID: Q48632 |
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5.00 | 5.00
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SYMPTOMSThe "F1001: omf_ms.c:1.118, line 1093" internal compiler error is most often created in FORTRAN 5.0 by passing a structure to a subroutine and trying to use an item in that structure in a READ or WRITE operation.
RESOLUTION/STATUSAn application note titled "F1.EXE and F1L.EXE Structure Patch," which corrects this problem, is available from Microsoft Product Support. This problem was also corrected in Microsoft FORTRAN version 5.1. This file has been removed from the Software Library but can be requested by calling Microsoft Product Support Services. MORE INFORMATION
Sample Code #1c The following code produces the above error in MS-DOS and produces c a protection violation under OS/2:
subroutine a(ms)
structure /dataset/
integer*2 number
end structure
record /dataset/ ms
read(*,10) ms.number
10 format(i2)
end
Sample Code #2Another way to alleviate this problem is to use a temporary structure, as in the following:
subroutine a(ms)
structure /dataset/
integer*2 number
end structure
record /dataset/ ms,fs
read(*,10) fs.number ! Read into fs, which was not passed.
ms=fs ! Assign temp struct. to passed struct.
10 format(i2)
end
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Additional reference words: 5.00 5.10 hf0225
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