Intel Fortran Compiler Diagnostics 6000-6499

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• 6001: Syntax error
• 6002: An object with the ALLOCATABLE attribute may not be initialized.
• 6003: The default character variable as an internal file unit must not be an array section with a vector subscript (R903.1)
• 6004: A do-term-shared-stmt must not be an EXIT or CYCLE statement (R833.1)
• 6005: A derived type object in a COMMON block shall not have default initialization
• 6006: An equivalence object must not be a pointer, an allocatable object, an object of a nonsequence derived type, or of a sequence derived type containing a pointer or an allocatable array as an ultimate component (R547.1)
• 6007: A namelist-group-object must not be a variable with assumed character length (R544.1)
• 6008: A data-stmt-object must not be an object made accessible through host or use association (R537.5)
• 6009: Fortran xx specifies that an elemental intrinsic function here be of type integer or character and each argument must be an initialization expr of type integer or character .
• 6010: Scalar integer literal constant in char-selector must not have a kind-param specified on it (R508.4)
• 6011: An entity in a type declaration must not have the EXTERNAL or INTRINSIC attribute unless it is a function (R505.18)
• 6012: In Fortran xx, an entity cannot have both POINTER and INTENT attributes (R505.11).
• 6013: INTENT attribute must not appear for a dummy argument that is a dummy procedure (R511.2).
• 6014: Each array constructor value must have the same type and type parameters (R435.2)
• 6015: All derived types within a sequenced type must be sequenced (R424.2)
• 6016: If both kind and exponent letter are present, exponent letter must be an E (R416.1)
• 6017: Digit in a binary constant must be a 0 or 1 (R408.1)
• 6018: A defined op has more than 31 characters (R312)
• 6019: The scalar expression in a statement function must not contain a structure constructor (R1226.1)
• 6020: The e in E, EN, ES, and G edit descriptors must be positive (R1009.1)
• 6021: The number of subscripts can only be one with parent array that is an array constructor.
• 6022: Pointer fields can not appear in record constructor objects of initialization expressions.
• 6023: Pointer variables/fields, or records with pointers may not be initialized
• 6024: Fortran xx specifies that an elemental intrinsic function here must be of type integer or character and each argument must be a specification expr of type integer or character (R537.4).
• 6025: An entity in a type declaration must not have the EXTERNAL or INTRINSIC attribute unless it is a function (R505.18).
• 6026: A namelist-group-object must not be a variable with assumed character length (R544.1).
• 6027: All derived type fields within a sequenced type must be of a derived-type that is sequenced (R424.2).
• 6028: DO termination on a statement other than an END DO or CONTINUE is an obsolescent feature in Fortran xx.
• 6029: Use of real or double precision DO control variable is an obsolescent feature in Fortran xx. Use integer.
• 6030: The assign GO TO statement is an obsolescent feature in Fortran xx.
• 6031: The Arithmetic IF statement is an obsolescent feature in Fortran xx. Use the IF statement or the IF construct
• 6032: Use of real or double precision DO loop control expression is an obsolescent feature in Fortran 90. Use integer.
• 6033: Sharing of a DO termination statement by more than one DO statement is an obsolescent feature in Fortran xx. Use an END DO or CONTINUE statement for each DO statement.
• 6034: Branching to an END IF stmt from outside its IF block is an obsolescent feature in Fortran 90. Branch to the statement following the END IF.
• 6035: The alternate return is obsolete.
• 6036: The PAUSE statement is an obsolescent feature in Fortran 90.
• 6037: The ASSIGN statement is an obsolescent feature in Fortran 90.
• 6038: Assigned FORMAT specifiers are an obsolescent feature in Fortran 90.
• 6039: The cH edit descriptor is an obsolescent feature in Fortran 90.
• 6040: This is not a valid termination statement for a DO construct.
• 6041: The increment in a DO is zero or evaluates to zero.
• 6042: This variable must be defined before use
• 6043: This Hollerith or character constant is too long and cannot be used in the current numeric context.
• 6044: This hexadecimal constant is too large in this context.
• 6045: This octal constant is too large in this context.
• 6046: The INTEGER(KIND=2) value is out-of-range.
• 6047: The BYTE / LOGICAL(KIND=1) / INTEGER(KIND=1) value is out-of-range.
• 6048: In Fortran xx, the default-logical-variable must be of type default logical (R604.1).
• 6049: In Fortran xx, the default-int-variable must be of type default integer (R608.1).
• 6050: This parameter was defined too late.
• 6051: A dummy argument of a procedure with VECTOR attribute shall not be declared OPTIONAL.
• 6052: This label has not been defined as a FORMAT label.
• 6054: A CHARACTER data type is required in this context.
• 6055: A numeric variable is required in this context.
• 6056: The highest data type rank permitted is INTEGER(KIND=4).
• 6057: The highest data type rank permitted is REAL(KIND=8).
• 6059: A REAL or INTEGER or LOGICAL data type is required in this context.
• 6060: A CHARACTER data type is not valid in this context.
• 6061: A REAL data type is required in this context.
• 6062: A COMPLEX data type is required in this context.
• 6063: An INTEGER or REAL data type is required in this context.
• 6066: The first character position is greater than the last character position.
• 6067: The value of this substring expression is smaller than the first character position of the string.
• 6068: The value of this substring expression is greater than the length of the entire string.
• 6069: The character length of a statement function dummy argument must be known.
• 6070: The character length of a statement function result must be known.
• 6071: This name has been used for different statement function dummy arguments.
• 6072: A dummy argument of a statement function must be a scalar identifier.
• 6073: The statement function arguments must not be array-valued.
• 6074: The number of actual arguments does not match the definition.
• 6075: The data type of the actual argument does not match the definition.
• 6077: Statement function argument matching has not occurred since an invalid definition exists.
• 6078: An alternate return specifier on an external function reference is invalid.
• 6079: This alternate return specifier is invalid.
• 6083: Return arguments are invalid in a FUNCTION subprogram.
• 6084: An alternate return is missing in a SUBROUTINE or ENTRY statement.
• 6085: Array cross sections of type CHARACTER are not valid.
• 6086: Array assignment statements of type CHARACTER are not valid.
• 6087: An array assignment statement is required in this context.
• 6088: Only array statements are valid in this context.
• 6089: WHERE statements and constructs must not be nested.
• 6090: An array-valued operand is required in this context.
• 6091: Block FORALL statements and constructs must not be nested.
• 6092: This array statement is not in the correct order.
• 6093: An END WHERE occurred without a corresponding WHERE statement.
• 6094: The statement following the Logical WHERE statement is invalid.
• 6095: An ELSEWHERE occurred without a corresponding WHERE statement.
• 6096: An END FORALL occurred without a corresponding block FORALL statement.
• 6097: A variable or an array element is required in this context.
• 6098: Nested FORALL statements or constructs are not [yet] supported.
• 6099: An ENDDO statement occurred without a corresponding DO or DO WHILE statement.
• 6123: The REDISTRIBUTE directive is checked for syntactic and semantic correctness, but it is then ignored by the current HPF compiler.
• 6124: There are too many arguments for this dist-format.
• 6125: The align-subscript is too complicated to reduce to the canonical linear form 'coeff*i + offset'.
• 6126: A '*', the BLOCK keyword, or the CYCLIC keyword is expected.
• 6127: The align-spec must contain exactly as many colon expressions as the number of colons in the align-source-list.
• 6128: The REALIGN directive is checked for syntactic and semantic correctness, but it is then ignored by the current HPF compiler.
• 6129: The ':' subscript can have no lower-bound or upper-bound in this context.
• 6130: A ':', or '*', or align-dummy name is expected.
• 6131: This object has been assigned more than one static alignment.
• 6132: This entity has been assigned more than one static distribution.
• 6133: Fxx component is being referenced as if it were a DEC Fortran structure type; use '%' and not '.' as the separator.
• 6134: The same align-dummy appears more than once in an align-source-list
• 6135: DEC Fortran field is being referenced as if it were a Fortran xx derived type; use '.' and not '%' as the separator.
• 6136: The rank of the alignee does not agree with the rank of the source-list.
• 6137: All alignees in a multiple ALIGN directive must have the same rank.
• 6138: Each align-dummy index can appear at most once in the align-spec.
• 6139: The align-subscript-list for the template/object of the align-target is incompatible with the align-source-list.
• 6140: No more than one index variable can occur in a single align-spec-subscript.
• 6141: All distributees in a multiple DISTRIBUTE directive must have the same rank.
• 6142: An array section or array constructor is required for the ORDER and SHAPE arguments.
• 6143: The size of the ORDER and SHAPE arguments must be a constant.
• 6144: The size of the ORDER and SHAPE arguments must be in the range: 0 < size <= maximum-dimensions.
• 6145: For the RESHAPE intrinsic function, the size of the ORDER argument must equal the size of the SHAPE argument.
• 6146: This align-dummy appears in a component of a subscript-triplet of an align-subscript.
• 6147: The structure definition stack has been exceeded.
• 6148: The name on this END TYPE statement is different from the name on the corresponding derived type statement
• 6149: The keyword PRIVATE or PUBLIC was expected in this context
• 6150: An END TYPE statement occurred without a corresponding derived TYPE statement
• 6151: An END STRUCTURE statement occurred without a corresponding STRUCTURE statement.
• 6152: An END UNION statement occurred without a corresponding UNION statement.
• 6153: An END MAP statement occurred without a corresponding MAP statement.
• 6154: This statement is invalid in a STRUCTURE block.
• 6155: Only MAP blocks and PARAMETER statements are valid in a UNION block.
• 6156: This statement is invalid in a MAP block.
• 6157: A STRUCTURE, UNION, or MAP block is unterminated.
• 6158: The structure-name is invalid or is missing.
• 6159: A component cannot be an array if the encompassing structure is an array.
• 6160: This component is not a field of the encompassing structure.
• 6161: This type statement must not be used for declaring a VAX Fortran field.
• 6162: %FILL is invalid in this context.
• 6163: This statement is not in the correct order.
• 6164: A structure-name is only optional in nested structure declarations.
• 6165: A field list may only appear in nested structure declarations.
• 6166: This array is not valid in this context.
• 6167: The rank of the distributee does not agree with the rank of the dist-format-list.
• 6168: Data initializations are ignored in interface blocks.
• 6169: This construct is not valid in this context.
• 6170: An EQUIVALENCEd object must not be a VAX record.
• 6171: Aggregate references are only valid in unformatted input/output lists.
• 6172: All bounds or length dummy variables for this object must be defined in the same dummy argument list as the object.
• 6173: Since this subprogram has > 255 arguments, the IARGCOUNT inquiry function will return only the low 8 bits of the argument count.
• 6174: Importing module with interface
• 6175: This DO construct label has already been defined.
• 6176: %VAL, %REF, or %DESCR is invalid in this context.
• 6177: The block size must be a positive integer.
• 6178: The return value of this FUNCTION has not been defined.
• 6179: A null argument exists in a subroutine CALL or in a function reference.
• 6180: A PURE subroutine must not contain an asterisk (*) in its dummy-argument-list
• 6181: An extra comma appears in the format list.
• 6182: Fortran xx does not allow this edit descriptor.
• 6183: An extrinsic_prefix is not permitted without a program-unit-name.
• 6184: DEC Fortran pointers is not supported in Fortran xx standard.
• 6185: This constant is out-of-range in a format list.
• 6186: This character is not valid in a format list.
• 6187: Fortran xx requires an INTEGER data type in this context.
• 6188: Fortran xx requires a LOGICAL data type in this context.
• 6189: Fortran xx requires a REAL data type in this context.
• 6190: Fortran xx requires a REAL or INTEGER data type in this context.
• 6191: Fortran xx requires an arithmetic data type in this context.
• 6192: Fortran xx does not allow this data type conversion.
• 6193: This inquiry function reference is not valid in this context.
• 6194: The SEQUENCE statement can have no arguments.
• 6195: A CYCLE or EXIT statement without a do-construct-name exists within a DO WHILE block.
• 6197: An assignment of different structure types is invalid.
• 6198: A structure or derived type is required in this context.
• 6199: This name for a field of a DEC structure type is not supported.
• 6200: A colon (:) is not valid in this context.
• 6201: This external procedure has already been defined with the EXTERNAL attribute.
• 6202: There are too many asterisks (*) in the array declaration.
• 6203: This intrinsic procedure has already been defined with the INTRINSIC attribute.
• 6204: There are too many dimensions; the maximum rank is 31.
• 6205: This object has already been SAVEd.
• 6206: The upper bound for the dimensions is lower than the lower bound.
• 6207: This object has already been initialized.
• 6208: A COMMON block name must be either an identifier or blank.
• 6209: The repeat count must be positive.
• 6210: An asterisk (*) is invalid in this context.
• 6211: A symbol must be a defined parameter in this context.
• 6212: The range of this IMPLICIT statement is incorrect.
• 6213: A constant or named constant is required in this context.
• 6214: The same letter must not appear as a single letter or be included in a range of letters more than once in all IMPLICIT statements in a scoping unit.
• 6215: This NAMELIST group name is invalid.
• 6216: This length or width specifier has been incorrectly used in this context.
• 6217: A NAMELIST object must be a variable name.
• 6218: This statement is positioned incorrectly and/or has syntax errors.
• 6219: This variable, used in a specification expression, must be a dummy argument, a COMMON block object, or an object accessible through host or use association
• 6220: An assumed-size dimension can only be the right most dimension.
• 6221: The assumed-size array must be a dummy argument.
• 6222: This IMPLICIT statement is not positioned correctly within the scoping unit.
• 6223: A specification expression is invalid.
• 6224: This PARAMETER statement is not positioned correctly within the scoping unit.
• 6225: There is an incorrect length specifier in the FUNCTION statement.
• 6226: This OPTIONS statement is not positioned correctly within the program unit.
• 6227: This symbol has multiple POINTER statement/attribute declarations which is not allowed.
• 6228: The * argument is invalid in this context.
• 6229: This EQUIVALENCE object must be an array.
• 6230: One EQUIVALENCE set contains objects from different COMMON blocks.
• 6231: The number of subscripts must equal the number of dimensions.
• 6232: An EQUIVALENCE group must contain at least 2 objects.
• 6233: Fortran xx does not allow character and noncharacter objects to be equivalenced.
• 6234: This statement is invalid for a BLOCK DATA unit.
• 6235: Executable statements are invalid within the BLOCK DATA unit.
• 6236: A specification statement cannot appear in the executable section.
• 6237: There are too many implied DO variables.
• 6238: An integer constant expression is required in this context.
• 6239: This is an invalid DATA statement object.
• 6240: In Fortran xx, a DATA statement object cannot appear in a blank COMMON block.
• 6241: The shapes of the arguments are inconsistent or nonconformable.
• 6242: This DATA statement object must appear in a named COMMON block.
• 6243: In Fortran xx, this DATA statement object cannot appear in either a blank COMMON block or a named COMMON block.
• 6244: This object is not a valid DATA statement object.
• 6245: An implied DO variable is required in this context.
• 6246: This OPTIONS keyword either has conflicting uses or it has already been used.
• 6247: This FORMAT statement is missing a label.
• 6248: The *v specifier is invalid unless Fortran-66 compatibility mode is specified.
• 6249: This symbol has multiple TARGET statement/attribute declarations which is not allowed.
• 6250: There are too many dummy arguments for a FUNCTION or SUBROUTINE subprogram. The limit is 255.
• 6251: This symbol has multiple PUBLIC statement/attribute declarations which is not allowed.
• 6252: This format specifier is invalid.
• 6253: This statement is invalid in a main program.
• 6254: This keyword is invalid for this I/O operation.
• 6255: ENTRY statements are only valid if the block level is zero.
• 6256: It is illegal to branch out of a DO loop associated with an OpenMP* DO or PARALLEL DO directive.
• 6257: ENTRY statements are only valid in subprograms.
• 6258: The CHARACTER string result is greater than 7198 characters.
• 6259: This array or function or substring is invalid in constant expressions.
• 6260: The argument to the CHAR/ACHAR intrinsic function is out-of-range.
• 6261: The argument to the ICHAR intrinsic function is either too short or too long.
• 6262: This substring is invalid in constant expressions.
• 6263: This intrinsic function is invalid in constant expressions.
• 6264: This operator is invalid in a constant expression evaluation.
• 6265: This symbol has multiple PRIVATE statement/attribute declarations which is not allowed.
• 6266: Only one PRIVATE statement allowed in a derived type definition
• 6267: Only one SEQUENCE statement allowed in a derived type definition
• 6268: The keyword ASSIGNMENT or OPERATOR was expected in this context
• 6269: The assignment operator = expected in this context
• 6270: This generic entity has already been assigned the PRIVATE attribute
• 6271: This generic entity has already been assigned the PUBLIC attribute
• 6272: This generic entity cannot be assigned both the PUBLIC and the PRIVATE attribute
• 6273: User defined operators and VAX structures may not exist in the same program unit
• 6274: This statement must not appear in the specification part of a module
• 6275: This statement is invalid for an internal procedure
• 6276: An internal procedure name must not be argument associated with a dummy argument
• 6277: The assignment operator = is not permitted in this context.
• 6278: This USE statement is not positioned correctly within the scoping unit.
• 6279: A specification expression object must be a dummy argument, a COMMON block object, or an object accessible through host or use association
• 6280: All component expressions must reduce to a compile time constant if the parent object is a constant. A current restriction.
• 6281: A string of zero length is not valid.
• 6282: The DIM argument in this context must be an integer constant expression that evaluates to a positive value less than or equal to the processor array rank.
• 6283: The DIM specification is out-of-range.
• 6284: There is no matching specific function for this generic function reference.
• 6285: There is no matching specific subroutine for this generic subroutine call.
• 6286: A CHARACTER function name must not be declared with an asterisk type-param-value (i.e., (LEN=*)) if the function is part of an interface-body.
• 6287: A CHARACTER function name must not be declared with an asterisk type-param-value (i.e., (LEN=*)) if the function is an internal function.
• 6288: A CHARACTER function name must not be declared with an asterisk type-param-value (i.e., (LEN=*)) if the function is a module function.
• 6289: A CHARACTER function name must not be declared with an asterisk type-param-value (i.e., (LEN=*)) if the function is array-valued.
• 6290: A CHARACTER function name must not be declared with an asterisk type-param-value (i.e., (LEN=*)) if the function is pointer-valued.
• 6291: A CHARACTER function name must not be declared with an asterisk type-param-value (i.e., (LEN=*)) if the function is recursive.
• 6292: The parent type of this field is use associated with the PRIVATE fields attribute
• 6293: This entity is PUBLIC but its derived type is PRIVATE, this is not allowed by Fortran Fxx.
• 6294: This procedure is PUBLIC but it has argument(s) whose derived type(s) are PRIVATE, this is not allowed by Fortran Fxx.
• 6295: The USEROPEN function must be of type INTEGER(KIND=4)
• 6296: The type of this structure constructor is use associated with the PRIVATE fields attribute
• 6297: Fortran xx does not allow a LOGICAL data type in this context.
• 6298: In an array-section, exactly one component may have nonzero rank
• 6299: A map-declaration is not allowed at this point; a field-declaration is expected.
• 6300: A FORMAT label cannot be referenced in this context.
• 6301: An arithmetic data type is required in this context.
• 6302: An array name or array cross section is required in this context.
• 6303: The assignment operation or the binary expression operation is invalid for the data types of the two operands.
• 6304: This format specifier must be of type INTEGER.
• 6305: An ELSE statement occurred without a corresponding IF THEN statement.
• 6306: An INQUIRE statement must contain one FILE= specifier or one UNIT= specifier, but not both.
• 6307: A block was not terminated before an ELSE statement was reached.
• 6308: This is not a valid specifier for the OPEN statement.
• 6309: An ELSEIF statement occurred without a corresponding IF THEN statement.
• 6310: This is not a valid specifier for the CLOSE statement.
• 6311: A block was not terminated before an ELSEIF statement was reached.
• 6312: This is not a valid specifier for the INQUIRE statement.
• 6313: An attempt to exit a block (using an EXIT statement) from a non-existent DO block has occurred.
• 6314: An I/O list is invalid for this operation.
• 6315: The array-constructor has ac-values of differing types.
• 6316: A namelist direction cannot have an I/O list.
• 6317: An ENDIF occurred without a corresponding IF THEN or ELSE statement.
• 6318: This keyword must have a value on the right side.
• 6319: The number of arguments in the parenthesized list is incorrect.
• 6320: This variable must be of type INTEGER.
• 6321: An unterminated block exists.
• 6322: There is a direction conflict for this I/O access operation.
• 6323: This label is not defined in this scoping unit.
• 6324: This specifier has already been used in this I/O operation.
• 6325: An integer data type is required in this context.
• 6326: This specifier is invalid for this I/O operation.
• 6327: An integer variable is required in this context.
• 6328: An access conflict exists for this I/O operation.
• 6329: This label has been defined more than once.
• 6330: There is a direction conflict for this I/O operation.
• 6331: The POS argument to BTEST, IBITS, IBCLR, or IBSET must be less than BIT_SIZE.
• 6332: A UNIT= specifier is required for this I/O operation.
• 6333: An unterminated If or DO statement exists.
• 6334: A required specifier is missing for this I/O operation.
• 6335: An array name is invalid in this context.
• 6336: For the INQUIRE statement, an inquire-spec-list must contain one FILE= specifier or one UNIT= specifier, but not both.
• 6337: This is not a valid lvalue or rvalue.
• 6338: Array-valued entities are invalid in this context.
• 6339: This is not an lvalue as is required in this context.
• 6340: Negative unit numbers are non-standard extension.
• 6341: A logical data type is required in this context.
• 6342: The unit identifier in this DEFINE FILE statement is invalid.
• 6343: The statement following the Logical IF statement is invalid.
• 6344: A scalar variable or an array element is required in this context.
• 6345: Either a PAUSE, STOP or ERROR STOP statement has an invalid argument.
• 6346: This OPEN statement specifier cannot be a dummy argument.
• 6347: A * specifier is invalid at this point in the control list.
• 6348: The number of records (specified by the m specifier) in this DEFINE FILE statement is invalid.
• 6349: Integer overflow occurred when evaluating the offset from zero.
• 6350: The record length (specified by the n specifier) in this DEFINE FILE statement is invalid.
• 6351: The number of subscripts is incorrect.
• 6352: The U specifier is invalid in this DEFINE FILE statement.
• 6353: A RETURN statement is invalid in the main program.
• 6354: The ASSOCIATE VARIABLE argument is invalid.
• 6355: This binary operation is invalid for this data type.
• 6356: This implicit DO variable is invalid.
• 6357: This is not a valid specifier for a control list.
• 6358: Constants and expressions are invalid in read-only I/O lists.
• 6359: This is not a valid keyword.
• 6360: A scalar-valued argument is required in this context.
• 6361: An array-valued argument is required in this context.
• 6362: The data types of the argument(s) are invalid.
• 6363: The intrinsic data types of the arguments must be the same.
• 6364: The upper bound shall not be omitted in the last dimension of a reference to an assumed size array.
• 6365: A vector subscript must be an integer array expression of rank one.
• 6366: The shapes of the array expressions do not conform.
• 6367: IN IBITS evaluation, POS + LEN is greater than BIT_SIZE.
• 6368: An array expression cannot be of type CHARACTER.
• 6369: This statement label cannot be referenced in this context.
• 6370: The IF, DO, CASE, FORALL (if supported), and/or WHERE constructs are nested too deeply. The current limit is 256.
• 6371: A jump into a block from outside the block may have occurred.
• 6372: One-dimensional array-valued arguments are required in this context.
• 6373: Two-dimensional array-valued arguments are required in this context.
• 6374: The data types of the arguments are inconsistent.
• 6375: Because of COMMON, the alignment of object is inconsistent with its type - potential performance impact
• 6376: The shapes of the arguments do not conform.
• 6377: FUNCTION must be present on the end-function-stmt of an internal or module function
• 6378: SUBROUTINE must be present on the end-subroutine-stmt of an internal or module subroutine
• 6379: The structure contains one or more misaligned fields.
• 6380: The structure length is not a multiple of its largest element; could create misalignments for arrays of this type.
• 6381: An object of a derived type that ultimately contains a pointer component must not appear in an input item list.
• 6382: The result of an evaluation of an output item list must not be of a derived type that ultimately contains a pointer component.
• 6383: Fortran xx does not allow a DIM argument in the MAXLOC/MINLOC intrinsic.
• 6384: The INTEGER(KIND=4) value is out-of-range.
• 6385: The highest data type rank permitted is INTEGER(KIND=8).
• 6386: Confused statement; this is neither a valid I/O TYPE stmt, nor a valid Fxx derived-type-stmt, nor a valid Fxx type-declaration-stmt.
• 6387: At least one argument to SELECTED_REAL_KIND must be present.
• 6388: An explicit INTENT(IN) declaration is expected for this dummy argument of the defined operation.
• 6389: The first argument must be a variable, but must not be a structure constructor and must not be an assumed-size array.
• 6390: KISHFTC is not supported as an intrinsic function, but is treated as an external function.
• 6391: The same dummy argument appears multiple times in a single argument list.
• 6392: Statement cannot be reached
• 6393: This is either an invalid or incorrectly used OPTIONS statement qualifier or qualifier value.
• 6394: A statement function can not be pointer-valued.
• 6395: stack underflow, exPopStmt
• 6396: An aggregate cover of variable group with explicit mapping exists
• 6397: The substring expressions are invalid.
• 6398: There is more than one aggregate cover for an aggregate variable group.
• 6399: The keyword information for this OPTIONS statement is incomplete.
• 6401: The attributes of this name conflict with those made accessible by a USE statement.
• 6402: prPromoteSym : Illegal KIND & CLASS mix
• 6403: This name must not be used for a locally scoped name
• 6404: This name does not have a type, and must have an explicit type.
• 6405: The same named entity from different modules and/or program units cannot be referenced.
• 6406: Conflicting attributes or multiple declaration of name.
• 6407: This symbolic name is not an intrinsic function name or an intrinsic subroutine name.
• 6408: This name has already been used as an intrinsic function name.
• 6409: This name has already been used as an external procedure name.
• 6410: This name has not been declared as an array or a function.
• 6411: This name has been assigned an explicit PUBLIC or PRIVATE attribute
• 6412: A dummy argument name is invalid in this context.
• 6413: This global name is invalid in this context.
• 6414: This PARAMETER constant name is invalid in this context.
• 6415: This name cannot be assigned this data type because it conflicts with prior uses of the name.
• 6416: This COMMON scalar or array is invalid in this context.
• 6417: The dimensions of this array have been defined more than once.
• 6418: This name has already been assigned a data type.
• 6419: This scalar name is invalid in this context.
• 6420: This array name is invalid in this context.
• 6421: This scalar or array name is invalid in this context.
• 6422: This subroutine has already been used in a type statement.
• 6423: This name has already been used as an external function name.
• 6424: This name has already been used as an external subroutine name.
• 6425: A dummy procedure definition must precede its use.
• 6426: A dummy argument cannot be an equivalenced object.
• 6427: This dummy scalar or array is invalid in this context.
• 6428: This name has already been used as a dummy procedure name.
• 6429: This name has already been used as a dummy function name.
• 6430: This name has already been used as a dummy subroutine name.
• 6431: This statement function name is invalid in this context.
• 6432: This statement function has been defined more than once.
• 6433: The NAMELIST group name is invalid in this context.
• 6434: A specification expression object must be a dummy argument, a COMMON block object, or an object accessible through host or use association
• 6435: This name has already been used in a specification expression.
• 6436: This ENTRY dummy argument has already been used in an executable statement.
• 6437: A subroutine or function is calling itself recursively.
• 6438: This NAMELIST object is invalid.
• 6439: This symbol has too many characters.
• 6440: Fortran xx does not allow this number of characters in a symbol.
• 6441: This dummy argument is invalid.
• 6442: Internal READ and WRITE statements must not use the list, namelist (Fortran 90/95 only), or unformatted forms.
• 6443: An attempt has been made to SAVE a non-existing COMMON block.
• 6444: Not a valid construct name.
• 6445: A dummy argument is required in this context.
• 6446: This name has already been used as a construct name.
• 6447: This name has already been used as an intrinsic subroutine name.
• 6448: This name has already been assigned the ALLOCATABLE attribute.
• 6449: This name has already been used as a generic procedure name
• 6450: This name has already been used as an external module name.
• 6451: A dummy argument name is required in this context.
• 6452: Conflicting attributes for RESULT name
• 6453: The SAVE attribute conflicts with other declarations.
• 6454: A recursive function name must not be used in this context.
• 6455: This structure name has not been declared.
• 6456: This name must be a RECORD name.
• 6457: This derived type name has not been declared.
• 6458: This name must be the name of a variable with a derived type (structure type)
• 6459: This field name has been defined more than once within the same structure.
• 6460: This is not a field name that is defined in the encompassing structure.
• 6461: This type/structure name has been defined more than once.
• 6462: An array is invalid in this context.
• 6463: This is not a derived type name.
• 6464: The template/object name is undefined.
• 6465: Adjustable, assumed-size, or passed-length declarations are invalid in field declarations.
• 6466: This data transfer statement is invalid.
• 6467: The name is not a template-name.
• 6468: Invalid OpenMP* CRITICAL directive section name.
• 6469: The processors-name is undefined.
• 6470: The name is not a processors-name.
• 6471: Result variable being used as recursive call *.
• 6472: PARAMETER attribute conflicts with target/pointer/adjustable array attributes for name.
• 6473: Fortran xx does not allow boz constant in this context.
• 6474: Fortran xx does not allow this form of the PARAMETER statement.
• 6475: A name can not begin with a '$'.
• 6476: The COMMON block has already been accessed through use association.
• 6477: Fortran xx does not allow this statement or directive.
• 6478: A type-name must not be used as a variable.
• 6479: The DEC$ ATTRIBUTES name is undefined.
• 6480: In a specification expression, the type and/or array bounds shall be specified in a prior declaration.
• 6481: Invalid context for processors-name.
• 6482: An ENTRY dummy argument is referenced in an executable statement before it appears in any ENTRY statement.
• 6483: IMPORT-name must be the name of an entity in the host scoping unit
• 6484: Global entities may not be used as IMPORT-name entities
• 6485: Dummy args may not be used as IMPORT_name entities
• 6486: Variables in common may not be used as IMPORT-name entities
• 6487: Local array names may not be used as IMPORT-name_entities
• 6488: Derived type names may not be used as IMPORT-name entities
• 6489: The CODIMENSION attribute conflicts with other declarations.
• 6496: There is more than one use-name for a local-name.
• 6498: The use-name for this local-name is not defined.