Error 52 Invalid Character In Field
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listed below. Execution errors corresponding to input/output statements can be trapped by means of the ERR= and/or IOSTAT= keyword specifiers used with the input/output statements. The value returned by IOSTAT in this case is n where n is the execution error number that appears in the table below. Users are advised to trap specific errors by means of IOSTAT rather than to continue execution regardless of the error that has been detected by the input/output system. Notes: The IOSTAT value -1 indicates that an end-of-file condition has occurred. The positive values chosen for IOSTAT in this implementation of http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/main/108918-error-52-fortran.html Fortran 95 will, in all probability, differ from those chosen in any other implementation for the same error conditions. Error No. Message 0 No error 1 Floating point arithmetic over flow 2 Integer arithmetic overflow 3 Argument to CHAR outside range 0 - 255 4 Character argument/function name of wrong length 5 Attempt to execute invalid as signed GOTO 6 Inconsistent call to routine 7 DO-loop has zero http://www.silverfrost.com/ftn95-help/ex_err/execution_errors_and_iostat_values.aspx increment 8 User-specified range check error 9 Might be array bound error or corrupt program - rerun with checks 10 Lower substring expression > up per 11 Array subscript(s) out-of-bounds 12 Lower substring expression out-of-range 13 Illegal character assignment 14 Attempt to alter an actual argu ment that is either a constant or a DO variable 15 Attempt to access undefined ar gument to routine 16 Lower array bound > upper bound 17 Upper substring expression out-of-range 18 This routine has been entered re cursively (/ANSI mode) 19 Actual array argument size smaller than dummy array argu ment size 20 Argument to SINH/COSH out of range 21 Zero raised to negative or zero power 22 Floating point division by zero 23 Floating point arithmetic under flow 24 This source has not been com piled with /PROFILE 25 Argument to EXP out-of-range 26 Argument to ASIN/ACOS out-of-range 27 Invalid floating point number 28 Negative argument to square root 29 Call to missing routine 30 Storage heap is corrupt 31 Floating point number too big for integer conversion 32 Second argument to MOD is zero 33 Both arguments to ATAN2/DATAN2 zero 34 Negative or zero argument to logarithm routine 35 Illegal argument to TAN routine 36 Negative num
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Fortran ?Jill_the_ReturnPosté le 04-01-2013à15:08:25Bonjour En cours j'utilise le logiciel Fortran (logiciel de programmation) Je dois créer un programme capable de lire un forman .dat Mais je n'arrive pas à écrire mon program, je sais qu'il faut utiliser la fonction open = ( unit = ..., file = "nom".dat ..) J'ai besoin d'aide svp Voici l'énoncé de mon devoir A file homework_6.dat contains book records: Name (up to 25 characters), publish year (4 digit integer), price (6 digit real), ISBN (13 digit integer). Write a program to read the file (homework_6.dat) and print out (on screen or into another file) the details in the following format: Publish Name Year ($) ISBN ------------------------- ---- ------ ------------- Principles of Combustion 2005 107.61 9780471046899 An Introduction to Comb 2011 193.99 9780073380193 Guide to Fortran 2009 71.95 9781848825420 Modern Fortran Explain 2011 100.00 9780199601417 Introduction to Program 2012 200.00 9780857292322 Je ne demande pas une réponse toute faite, mais qu'on m"explique si possible comment m'y prendre Merci PublicitéPosté le 04-01-2013à15:08:25pascal22Posté le 07-01-2013à16:47:35C'est quelle école qui enseigne Fortran ? open ne fait que ouvrir l'accès au fichier. Après il faut lire le dit fichier ligne par ligne. open(newunit=myfile, file="file.dat", iostat=ierr) ! newunit c'est du fortran 2003 ! voir les mots clés form et status qui peuvent être utiles if(ierr/=0) then print *, 'Error while opening the file: file.dat' stop end if ! sauter les 3 première lignes ! à faire ! construire une boucle pour lire ligne à ligne ! il y a plein de façon de faire do ! ce format ne marche que pour un fomat fixe, j'ai un doute à cause du "up to 25 characters".. read(myfile, '(A25, I4, F6.2, I13)', iostat=ierr) title, year, price, isbn if (ierr/=0) exit ! ligne lue et extraite plus qu'à en faire ce qu'on veut end do close(myfile) --------------- http://genealogie.parois.net - http://www.debroglie.net Jill_the_ReturnPosté le 07-01-2013à16:53:06J'ai changé mon program Code :program dat implicit