Hi-
In one of my linear model, I need to interpret all of my real variables
to double precision. I did this by using the “-r8” and “-i4” in PGI
compiler. Unfortunately, the program gave me a error message:
GKS ERROR NUMBER 51 ISSUED FROM SUBROUTINE GSVP :
--RECTANGLE DEFINITION IS INVALID
GKS ERROR NUMBER -113 ISSUED FROM SUBROUTINE GSWN :
--Warning: XMIN > XMAX or YMIN > YMAX in window (non-standard NCAR
extension of GKS)
I did some test printing and found the errors occurred at two places where
the subroutine SET was called.
……
CALL SET(0.,1.,0.,1.,0.,1.,0.,1.,1)
…….
CALL SET(.1,.9,.3,.7,0.,1.,0.,1.,1)
………
My question is if the “-r8” option of compiler could affect the
arguments in a SET call. If so, how to use SET in this kind of situation?
Any comment will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Muhtarjan Osman
ASGG
LAWR
UC Davis
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