Programming :: Incorporating Subroutine In Main Program?
May 23, 2011
Say, i have a main program called as vauto.f ( written in F77 ) and complied with gfortran and run successfully using the help from Mr. Colucix ( Many thanks, Mr. Colucix ). Got an output file (RFILE) after running this program. I want to post process this out put file giving this as input to some other program, that is written as sub routine in a separate file, four.f. I tried to incorporate this subroutine into the main program v.auto.f and ran into several compiling errors and before saving those errors my system went dead so could not post here the errors ( sorry about that ).Think myself as a very new programer. what would you advice me to do??
==a. create an object file of that subroutine file and link that to main file and compile both of them and get output fileb. After obtaining the result file from the first program (RFILE), run this subroutine ( but how to do that?? is my question bugging me for more than 4 days, tried different things and met with failure ).=====
For our kind attention, have attached the main program (vauto.f), RFILE, four.
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