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  • jesperseJuly 10, 2009 9:46 AM PDT   
    How to flush output written to *
    Given an existing code that writes to * a lot.  I'm trying to force all those writes to be flushed,
    to help tracking down a problem (code is being run  under a batch system, so writes to *
    do not come to the screen).
    I've tried "FLUSH(6)" and "FLUSH(UNIT=6)" but they fail at runtime with the message
    "Unit 6 is not connected".  Also "FLUSH(*)" and "FLUSH(UNIT=*)" fail at compile time,
    while as you might expect "FLUSH('*')" and "FLUSH(UNIT='*')" fail at run time.
    This is compiler version 11.1.038.
    What's a good way to get standard output (written to *) flushed?

    Steve Lionel (Intel)July 10, 2009 10:01 AM PDT
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    Re: How to flush output written to *
    Compile with -assume noold_unit_star and then use FLUSH(6).


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