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From: address@hidden (John Sheldon) Subject: Re: Warnings during 3.3.1 T3E build To: address@hidden (Glenn P. Davis) Date: Thu, 26 Jun 1997 15:02:46 -0400 (EDT) Glenn- > I think there is a option to the fortran compiler to suppress the warning. > There may also be an option which tells the compiler > "map doubleprecision to real" (which is what the compiler does.) Adding > this should also suppress the warning. Yes - you might want to update INSTALL to say FFLAGS='-g -F -M1110' This supresses warning number "1110" (the one in question). Or...mightn't it be better to have the build process build things with "REAL" instead of "DOUBLEPRECISION" declarations? Then users wouldn't have to remember the extra compiler switch... Thanks again- John