I have the following subroutine, which compiles using the intel fortran compiler but does not compile using gfortran. This is the subroutine code:
subroutine makepar
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
! WRITE A PARAMETER FILE
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer, parameter :: lun=99
open(lun,file='pixelplt2008.par',status='UNKNOWN')
write(lun,10)
10 format( &
'',/, &
'',/, &
' Parameters for PIXELPLT2008',/, &
' ***********************',/, &
'',/, &
'START OF PARAMETERS:',/, &
'kb2d.out -file with gridded data',/, &
'1 -column number for variable',/, &
'-998 1.0e21 -data trimming limits',/, &
'data.out -file with data to plot',/, &
'0 2 3 4 5 8.0 -columns for point id or label, x,y,z coords, variable, symbol size',/, &
'0 10000 -xmin, xmax limits to plot if no grid file is plotted (limits taken from grid if a grid is plotted)',/, &
'0 10000 -ymin, ymax limits to plot if no grid file is plotted (limits taken from grid if a grid is plotted)',/, &
'poly.out -file containing a polygon to trim grid within (data are not trimmed)',/, &
'1 2 1 3.0 -columns for x and y coords, plot option (1=yes), lineweight for polygon',/, &
'0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 -background grid x and y spacing (0=dont plot the background grid), start x and y, azimuth, ticks around plot (1=yes)',/, &
'pixelplt.ps -file with PostScript output',/, &
'1 -realization number',/, &
'100 50 100 -nx,xmn,xsiz',/, &
'100 50 100 -ny,ymn,ysiz',/, &
'1 .5 1 -nz, zmn, zsiz',/, &
'1 -vertical exageration (1=no exageration)',/, &
'1 -slice orientation: 1=XY, 2=XZ, 3=YZ (set to -1,-2 or -3 to skip drawing the color bar)',/, &
'1 -1.3 -slice number,tol: point data require a tol (i.e. plot +/- 1.3m from the center of the plotted slice) neg=plot all points',/, &
'Porosity Well Data -title ',/, &
'East -X label',/, &
'North -Y label',/, &
'0 -brightness of background(0=no change, 1=very bright, -1=very dark)',/, &
'0 -0=arithmetic, 1=log scaling',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'COLORBAR JET 2 16 5 -COLORBAR, keyword, type, min, max, number of labels (See below for how to plot custom or categorical)',/, &
'0 0 0 -rotate color bar (1=yes), xpos, ypos of color bar (+/- from the default positions)',/, &
'0 3 -type: 0=continuous 1=categorical, #of steps (type COLORBAR CUSTOM 5 above to use categorical or custom color bar)',/, &
'7 2 Low -colorcode, value OR category, label',/, &
'9 8 Mid -colorcode, value OR category, label',/, &
'1 16 High -colorcode, value OR category, label',/, &
'',/, &
'----------------------------------------------------------------------------',/, &
'-EVERYTHING BELOW THIS LINE CAN BE REMOVED TO MAKE THE PAR FILE SHORTER!!!!!',/, &
'----------------------------------------------------------------------------',/, &
'',/, &
'ADVANCED OPTIONS: Dont change if you want to ignore',/, &
'',/, &
'CHANGE SHAPE OF DATA',/, &
'1 -0=use shape file, 1=all points plotted as circles, 2=squares, 3=triangles',/, &
'data.out -file with indicators for which data are plotted as (circles 1, squares 2, triangles 3)',/, &
'11 -column for the indicators',/, &
'0 -plot a legend for these shapes (1=yes)',/, &
'0 0 -xpos, ypos of legend (+/- from the default position which is directly below the color bar)',/, &
'1 0 1 -include the circles, squares, triangels in the legend? (1=yes)',/, &
'Well Data -label for the circles',/, &
'none -label for the squares',/, &
'Clustered Data -label for the triangles',/, &
'',/, &
'ADDITIONAL FILE:',/, &
'0 -option to paste a background grid from another file (1=yes)',/, &
'outline.ps -will write this file out on top of the grid, but below the data',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------',/, &
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------',/, &
'Color Codes Plotting:',/, &
' 1=red, 2=orange, 3=yellow, 4=light green, 5=green, 6=light blue,',/, &
' 7=dark blue, 8=violet, 9=white, 10=black, 11=purple, 12=brown,',/, &
' 13=pink, 14=intermediate green, 15=gray',/, &
'',/, &
'Colorbar usage',/, &
' Built in types specify: COLORBAR TYPE MIN MAX NUMBER Of LABELS',/, &
' TYPE: HOT, JET, HSV, GRAY, COPPER, PINK',/, &
'',/, &
' To use a custom color bar specify: COLORBAR CUSTOM NUMBER OF LABELS and specify continous cutoffs below',/, &
' To use a categorical color bar specify: COLORBAR CUSTOM NUMBER OF LABELS and specify categories below',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'Polygon',/, &
'',/, &
' Trimming: if a polygon is input, the pixelplt will be trimmed inside it.',/, &
' Plot option: If set to 1, the trimming polygon will be plotted.',/, &
' Lineweight: light (1.0) to heavy (6.0)',/, &
' Set one of the column numbers to zero for no polygon or input a data file',/, &
' that does not exist.',/, &
'',/, &
'Background Grid',/, &
' Start Position: If no start x,y position, the grid defaults to the minimum of the pixelplt.',/, &
' Azimuth: Align the grid along an input azimuth angle in degrees',/, &
' Set spacing to zero for no background grid.',/, &
'',/, &
'Brightness Scaling',/, &
' May get an artifact if color is completly black',/, &
' Data that are overlayed on the background map are not dimmed or brightened so that they',/, &
' stand out over the background.',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'',/, &
'',/)
close(lun)
end subroutine makepar
This code gives me the following errors:
In file pixelplt2008.f90:1330
ound
1
Error: Unexpected end of format string in format string at (1)
In file pixelplt2008.f90:1331
'pixelplt.ps -file with PostScript output',/, &
1
Error: Unclassifiable statement at (1)
In file pixelplt2008.f90:1339
'Porosity Well Data -title ',/, &
1
Error: Unclassifiable statement at (1)
In file pixelplt2008.f90:1347
'0 0 0 -rotate color bar (1=yes), xpos, ypos of color bar (
1
Error: Unclassifiable statement at (1)
In file pixelplt2008.f90:1349
'7 2 Low -colorcode, value OR category, label',/, &
1
Error: Unclassifiable statement at (1)
In file pixelplt2008.f90:1313
write(lun,10)
1
Error: FORMAT label 10 at (1) not defined
Any ideas how I can get it to compile with gfortran?
