Re: [CM] Small problems with old-music5.f

[Albert]

Dear Bil,

Thanks for the very fast answer, so actually not used anymore maybe best to
change the name into e.g old-music5.f.archive ? Thiwould make its intention
clearer, now it looks like a usable program for an older format to me.

Best Regards,

Albert

On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 3:53 PM  wrote:

> old-music5.f is a transcription of 1975 XGP printer
> output without any other editing.  It is not intended
> as a usable program, but as "sotfware archaeology";
> music5.f is a version that runs in gfortran (or did
> several years ago).
>
>
>
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Re: [CM] Small problems with old-music5.f

[bil]

old-music5.f is a transcription of 1975 XGP printer
output without any other editing.  It is not intended
as a usable program, but as "sotfware archaeology";
music5.f is a version that runs in gfortran (or did
several years ago).

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[CM] Small problems with old-music5.f

[Albert]

Dear all,

The file old-music5.f gives me / has some small problems.
When the file is not used anymore I would suggest to remove it
otherwise: I see a few things that are a bit strange:
- the line
 10   FORMAT ('0PEAK AMPLITUDE WAS',I8/'0NUMBER OF SAMPLES OUT OF RANGE
WAS',I8)
  is longer than the maximum line length for Fortran fixed form code (i.e.
72 chars)
- A number of times a TYPE statement is used as an output statement, but
this is a bit conflicting with the TYPE derived data type statement, maybe
best to replace it with a PRINT statement.

Best Regards,

Albert


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