RE: intel 7.0 on linux

From:"Bachman, William" Subject:RE: [NMusers] intel 7.0 on linux Date:Thu, 9 Jan 2003 12:49:09 -0500 Darin, It appears that you will have to determine the appropriate compiler directive to flush the buffer. This is set in flu.for: C THE NONMEM SYSTEM MAY BE DISTRIBUTED ONLY BY GLOBOMAX, LLC. C COPYRIGHT BY THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA C 1979-1998 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. C C DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MODIFY CODE C WITHOUT FIRST CONSULTING WITH GLOBOMAX. C SUBROUTINE FLU (I) CALL COMMITQQ(I) RETURN END The Compaq/Digital compilers use COMMITQQ(I)as seen above. You seem to be using the directive used by the g77 compiler, FLUSH(I), and the Intel compiler is complaining. Consult your Intel documentation or Intel customer support for help determining the correct flush command. If you can't determine the correct command, you may comment out the call line. See NONMEM Users Guide, p. 23. nmconsult@globomaxnm.com GloboMax LLC 7250 Parkway Drive, Suite 430 Hanover, MD 21076 Voice: (410) 782-2205 FAX: (410) 712-0737