Fortran output to the terminal

I'm new to f77 compiler. When I'm running a BIG program and want to use output to the terminal ( write(6) ) as a progress report it comes in portions of about 10000 symbols (inclusive spaces). In GNU g77 I used "call flush" function after some critical output. Here program crashes with "Segmentation fault" after executing flush.
Any hints?
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Did you use
call flush(6)
or
call flush()
? The latter form would probably cause a
Segmentation Violation of the type you report.
You can always try compiling with "-Xlist" flag
to get a listing with potential problems called out.
In this case you might see
6 3 call flush()
7 ^
8 **** ERR #589: wrong number of arguments to "flush"
Anyway--flush is intended to work as you expect,
but Sun flush(3f) really needs the unit passed to it.
If that wasn't the problem, please ask again.

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Hi,
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be).
Besides, how would LV know what the output of a not executed routine should
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It might be handled differently in LV5 and LV6, which is unfortunate. In
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It's not a bug. It's just something that should be avoided in any LV
version.
> The solution is easy - I just have to connect the
> output of the outer loop to the data line BEFORE it enters the inner
> loop. But: I don't know if this is a LabVIEW 6.1 bug or if it is
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"Gabs" wrote in message
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> LabVIEW 6.1 If For Loop count terminal is zero then value going
> through the loop is not passed on to the output of the loop
>
> Hello, one of our customers just encountered an execution error in a
> vi running under LabVIEW 6.1, which doesn't exist under LabVIEW 5.1 or
> 6.01. I have a simple vi that has two encapsulated For Loops. Two
> string arrays go in, one goes out of the outer loop. Inside the outer
> loop the first array is indexed. The string which results from this
> indexing is compared with all other strings from the second string
> array in the inner loop. If it matches one of the strings of the
> second array, it is not outputted, otherwise this string goes through
> the inner For Loop to the output of the inner loop and from there to
> the output of the outer loop. The count terminal of the outer/inner
> loop is connected to the Array Size of the first/second string array.
> If the second array is empty, that means that the element in test from
> the first arry cannot match anything from the second array, so the
> element in test is send to the output of the inner loop and from there
> to the output of the outer loop. This works fine in LabVIEW 5.1 and
> 6.01, but NOT in LabVIEW 6.1. In LabVIEW 6.1 the inner loop is never
> executed if the count value is zero (which is correct), but the data
> line running through the loop is not executed either, which is
> different to what LabVIEW 5.1 and 6.01 do. There, the input string is
> sent to the output of the inner loop correctly even if the loop
> counter is zero. The solution is easy - I just have to connect the
> output of the outer loop to the data line BEFORE it enters the inner
> loop. But: I don't know if this is a LabVIEW 6.1 bug or if it is
> supposed to be a feature, but it brings some incompatibility in
> programming between the different LabVIEW versions.
> Best regards,
> Gabsi

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