Hi,
On Mon, 5 Mar 2007, David A. Case wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 05, 2007, Ilyas Yildirim wrote:
> >
> > When a paramerer is defined twice in the sander input file, sander
> > uses the second defined parameter. For instance, I - by mistake - defined
> > 'ntr=1' first, and then 'ntr=0' in the input file, and sander did not give
> > any error message. I think that it might be good if sander gives an error
> > message in this case, as defining the same parameter twice in the input
> > file means out-of-sight mistake.
>
> This would not be easy to do: we would have to write (and use) our own
> namelist parser, rather than using the one provided by the compiler.
>
> If someone knows of portable code that does this, we will look at it.
Not me nor can I find a compiler with an option to perform this checking.
But I did find that namelists support comments in fortran 95 !
Now you can use a comment to decipher your usual cryptic variable name:
&whoopee
nnsuf = 69 ! Number of Ninnies Still Using Fortran
! Fortran moving at a glacial pace to improve your TUI
! ( Textual User Interface ).
/
Scott
Received on Wed Mar 07 2007 - 06:07:45 PST
