Hi,

while running executable cras.x i am getting - 

"forrtl: severe (64): input conversion error"

this error is coming while reading crastat.in file -

while reading following line - 

  ABCD 20120625     2   309 33.901 22.521 20.000 28.048 79.924 -0.004 67.332******* 99.062 38.765 

since while reading i have specified f7.3 format and in file crastat.in its ******* there .

Please help me as to how i can ignore this input conversion in ifort.

When i am compiling same program using xlf_r or f77 its ignoring input conversion and running fine.


Regards,
Shivali

On 15.09.2015 11:40, shivaliit05@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> while running executable cras.x i am getting -
>
> "forrtl: severe (64): input conversion error"
>
> this error is coming while reading crastat.in file -
>
> while reading following line -
>
>    ABCD 20120625     2   309 33.901 22.521 20.000 28.048 79.924 -0.004 67.332******* 99.062 38.765
>
> since while reading i have specified f7.3 format and in file crastat.in its ******* there .
>
> Please help me as to how i can ignore this input conversion in ifort.
>
> When i am compiling same program using xlf_r or f77 its ignoring input conversion and running fine.
>
>
> Regards,
> Shivali
>

You don't specify what your policy regarding invalid data should be.  If 
the data file comes from a Fortran program (likely), the asterisks 
indicate an overflow in fixed-format output.  Is this data really to be 
ignored?  If yes, should there be a default value in its place?  If no, 
you should first resolve the issue with the program that generated the 
data file.

I would then run a simple line conversion utility ('sed' should be 
sufficient) to replace the offending data by a default value, if this is 
applicable.  Then feed the modified data file to the program.  This is 
more transparent than modifying an existing Fortran program.

-- Wolfgang

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