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From: Mike on 19 Nov 2009 23:41 Hi I use IVF 11.0.075. Hi, everybody program main USE IFPORT I = SYSTEMQQ('del fort.86') I = SYSTEM('Process.bat') !This 'Process.bat' will output fort.86 open(11,file='fort.86',status='old',form='binary') do j=1,100 read(11,end=1)x print *,x enddo 1 stop end In Process.bat, it contains 'start file.exe'. I try it in Debug mode with breakpoint in every step. It works ok. I've noticed that the file can be deleted; batch file running and new fort.86 can be read. But if I run it, then it shows in command window: 'file not found fort. 86'. Another message window show 'Debug Assertion Failed!'. But the ''Process.bat' is running and finished. The error message shows the line "open(11,file='fort. 86',status='old',form='binary')" has a problem. I suspect it doesn't wait the Process.bat finished. Any suggestion is welcome. Mike
From: Mike on 19 Nov 2009 23:47 On Nov 20, 12:41 pm, Mike <sulfate...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > I use IVF 11.0.075. > > Hi, everybody > > program main > USE IFPORT > > I = SYSTEMQQ('del fort.86') > > I = SYSTEM('Process.bat') !This 'Process.bat' will output fort.86 > > open(11,file='fort.86',status='old',form='binary') > do j=1,100 > read(11,end=1)x > print *,x > enddo > 1 stop > end > > In Process.bat, it contains 'start file.exe'. > > I try it in Debug mode with breakpoint in every step. It works ok. > I've noticed that the file can be deleted; batch file running and new > fort.86 can be read. > But if I run it, then it shows in command window: 'file not found fort. > 86'. Another message window show 'Debug Assertion Failed!'. But the > ''Process.bat' is running and finished. > The error message shows the line "open(11,file='fort. > 86',status='old',form='binary')" has a problem. > I suspect it doesn't wait the Process.bat finished. > > Any suggestion is welcome. > > Mike Oh, I forgot to say I use MS Windows XP. Mike
From: Erik Toussaint on 20 Nov 2009 06:24 Mike wrote: > On Nov 20, 12:41 pm, Mike <sulfate...(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi >> >> I use IVF 11.0.075. >> >> Hi, everybody >> >> program main >> USE IFPORT >> >> I = SYSTEMQQ('del fort.86') >> >> I = SYSTEM('Process.bat') !This 'Process.bat' will output fort.86 >> >> open(11,file='fort.86',status='old',form='binary') >> do j=1,100 >> read(11,end=1)x >> print *,x >> enddo >> 1 stop >> end >> >> In Process.bat, it contains 'start file.exe'. >> >> I try it in Debug mode with breakpoint in every step. It works ok. >> I've noticed that the file can be deleted; batch file running and new >> fort.86 can be read. >> But if I run it, then it shows in command window: 'file not found fort. >> 86'. Another message window show 'Debug Assertion Failed!'. But the >> ''Process.bat' is running and finished. >> The error message shows the line "open(11,file='fort. >> 86',status='old',form='binary')" has a problem. >> I suspect it doesn't wait the Process.bat finished. >> >> Any suggestion is welcome. >> >> Mike > > Oh, I forgot to say I use MS Windows XP. > > Mike Maybe including the /wait parameter with the start command fixes this. Try 'start /wait file.exe' in your batch file. (I assume file.exe is the program which creates the fort.86 file.) (See: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/ntcmds.mspx?mfr=true ) Erik.
From: Colin Watters on 20 Nov 2009 16:50 "Erik Toussaint" <user(a)example.net.invalid> wrote in message news:4b067c54$0$764$58c7af7e(a)news.kabelfoon.nl... > Mike wrote: >> On Nov 20, 12:41 pm, Mike <sulfate...(a)gmail.com> wrote: >>> Hi >>> >>> I use IVF 11.0.075. >>> >>> Hi, everybody >>> >>> program main >>> USE IFPORT >>> >>> I = SYSTEMQQ('del fort.86') >>> >>> I = SYSTEM('Process.bat') !This 'Process.bat' will output >>> fort.86 >>> >>> open(11,file='fort.86',status='old',form='binary') >>> do j=1,100 >>> read(11,end=1)x >>> print *,x >>> enddo >>> 1 stop >>> end >>> >>> In Process.bat, it contains 'start file.exe'. >>> >>> I try it in Debug mode with breakpoint in every step. It works ok. >>> I've noticed that the file can be deleted; batch file running and new >>> fort.86 can be read. >>> But if I run it, then it shows in command window: 'file not found fort. >>> 86'. Another message window show 'Debug Assertion Failed!'. But the >>> ''Process.bat' is running and finished. >>> The error message shows the line "open(11,file='fort. >>> 86',status='old',form='binary')" has a problem. >>> I suspect it doesn't wait the Process.bat finished. >>> >>> Any suggestion is welcome. >>> >>> Mike >> >> Oh, I forgot to say I use MS Windows XP. >> >> Mike > > Maybe including the /wait parameter with the start command fixes this. > Try 'start /wait file.exe' in your batch file. (I assume file.exe is the > program which creates the fort.86 file.) > > (See: > http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/ntcmds.mspx?mfr=true ) > > Erik. Or remove "start" altogether, leaving just "file.exe"... -- Qolin Email: my qname at domain dot com Domain: qomputing
From: Mike on 23 Nov 2009 19:26 On Nov 20, 7:24 pm, Erik Toussaint <u...(a)example.net.invalid> wrote: > Mike wrote: > > On Nov 20, 12:41 pm, Mike <sulfate...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hi > > >> I use IVF 11.0.075. > > >> Hi, everybody > > >> program main > >> USE IFPORT > > >> I = SYSTEMQQ('del fort.86') > > >> I = SYSTEM('Process.bat') !This 'Process..bat' will output fort.86 > > >> open(11,file='fort.86',status='old',form='binary') > >> do j=1,100 > >> read(11,end=1)x > >> print *,x > >> enddo > >> 1 stop > >> end > > >> In Process.bat, it contains 'start file.exe'. > > >> I try it in Debug mode with breakpoint in every step. It works ok. > >> I've noticed that the file can be deleted; batch file running and new > >> fort.86 can be read. > >> But if I run it, then it shows in command window: 'file not found fort.. > >> 86'. Another message window show 'Debug Assertion Failed!'. But the > >> ''Process.bat' is running and finished. > >> The error message shows the line "open(11,file='fort. > >> 86',status='old',form='binary')" has a problem. > >> I suspect it doesn't wait the Process.bat finished. > > >> Any suggestion is welcome. > > >> Mike > > > Oh, I forgot to say I use MS Windows XP. > > > Mike > > Maybe including the /wait parameter with the start command fixes this. > Try 'start /wait file.exe' in your batch file. (I assume file.exe is the > program which creates the fort.86 file.) > > (See:http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/prodd... > ) > > Erik.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Yes. it works. Thanks a lot. Mike
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