!> @param[in] KFILDO unit number for output/print file.
and later, all the KFILDO code is commented out.
C*** WRITE(KFILDO,135)L,NOV(L),NOVL,M,J,IBXX2(J)
C*** 135 FORMAT(/' AT 135--L,NOV(L),NOVL,M,J,IBXX2(J)',6I10)
The subroutine reduce() is called by the pack_gp() subroutine which is some pretty hairy code. It also has a KFILDO parameter, also all commented out; the only remaining use is in the reduce() call, so if I take it out of there, it will just move this warning up to pack_pg() and also change the API.
We have:
When I look in reduce.f I see:
!> @param[in] KFILDO unit number for output/print file.
and later, all the KFILDO code is commented out.
The subroutine reduce() is called by the pack_gp() subroutine which is some pretty hairy code. It also has a KFILDO parameter, also all commented out; the only remaining use is in the reduce() call, so if I take it out of there, it will just move this warning up to pack_pg() and also change the API.