nabeels <naboghander@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> by coping one of the examples
> from the IMSL PDF file.
....
> CALL WRRRN ('X', 1, N, X, 1, 0)
....
> Error: Unrecognized token '#18' skipped
> CALL WRRRN (.X., 1, N, X, 1, 0)
Note that the line in the error message doesn't look like the line in
the code. In particular, the apostrophes have been replaced by dots. One
might suspect this to be an artifact from "copying" from a pdf file.
Presumably it wasn't a literal copy, but some attempt to translate the
pdf into text. I suspect that the translation failed on the apostrophes
and that you have some "strange" character there that isn't actually the
ascii apostrophe. (Perhaps it is a quote mark instead). Try deleting
those characters and replacing them by actual ascii apostrophes.
Assuming I'm correct as to the cause (and I'd lay decent odds on it),
this doesn't really have much of anything to do with IMSL, or even
Fortran. Those just happen to be what you were using when you hit it.
It's more of a matter of the sometimes tricky relation****p of pdf to
text.
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