From: Padiyath Kumar (Kumar.Padiyath@psi.ch)
Date: Tue Nov 26 2002 - 03:19:33 EST
Many thanks for all the reply.The following examples works for
both fortran and c programs:
Fortran:
=======
program test
open(1,status='new', recordtype='stream_lf')
n=1
do i=1,10
write(1,*) n
n=n+1
end do
end
C-program:
==========
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("Hello, World\r\n");
}
with best regards,
Kumar
> Hello,
> One of our user creating a data file from Fortran and C-program on Tru64.
>He has got an open statement inside the programs for this file creation.
>The data file contents are observed during the execution of the job on
Tru64
>from a Window PC with a commecial graphic SW.Till now the user was using
>SoftWindows SW on UNIX machine to create a PC file. The PC file requires
>^M character at the end of each record. The question is:
>How can he create the records with a ^M instead of <CR><LF>?
>How he has to open his data file in the program? He wants to create
>this PC file format so that he is in a position to evaluate the data
>on the PC during the JOB runs on
>Is there any arguement in the open statement which I can use?
with regards,
Kumar
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