[Pw_forum] Problems compiling pwscf 1.2.0

[antonief]

On 19 Feb 2003, Marcos Verissimo Alves wrote:
Hi Marcos,
	I'm Francesco Antoniella, I think whe know in each other.
> Hi all,
> 
> My name is Marcos and I am new to this list, so hello :). I have
> downloaded the latest version today and I am trying to compile it with
> lahey lf95. I am having some trouble with the compilation of the module
> io_base. The error message is the following:
> 
> 
> /lib/cpp -P -traditional -I/home/verissim/pwscf-1.2 -DPC -DFFTW
> -D"FFTWND_F77_ONE=fftwnd_f77_one_"
> -D"FFTW3D_F77_CREATE_PLAN=fftw3d_f77_create_plan_" io_base.f90
> io_base.F90~
> lf95 --staticlink --dbl -O -I/home/verissim/pwscf-1.2e
> -I/home/verissim/pwscf-1.2/Modules -I/home/verissim/pwscf-1.2/PW
> -I/home/verissim/pwscf-1.2/PH -c io_base.F90 -o io_base.o
> Module subprogram name(write_restart_header2)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 274: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(read_restart_header1)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 554: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_xdim2)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 638: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_symmetry2)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 817: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_pseudo3)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 1185: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_pseudo2)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 1211: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_gvec1)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 1873: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_gvec2)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 1893: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_gkvec1)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 2095: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_gkvec2)
>   2005-W: "io_base.F90", line 2115: idum is used but never set.
>  Module subprogram name(write_restart_cell1)
>   2043-S: "io_base.F90", line 2281: Value must be assigned for
> INTENT(OUT) variable htvel.
This error is not common with the other compilers, but it seems that the
intent OUT must be IN instead from the use made in the routine under
examination

Greetings
francesco