Re: CALLED IN THE TRNSYS INPUT FILE BUT NOT LINKED -message

["Nate Blair" <blair@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Peter,

I looked at your type192.for component and saw that at the bottom, you have :

      OUT(9) = 0.
      OUT(10) = 0.

C     RETURN 1

      END

With the RETURN 1 commented out, FORTRAN will still work because there is 
(I guess) an implicit Return statement when it hits an END statement. 
However, TRNSYS looks for the Alternate Return signal ( the 1 after the 
return) or it thinks that the component has not been linked.

So, it should just be a matter of uncommenting the RETURN 1 statement, I think.

Nate Blair

At 02:10 PM 12/21/00 +0100, you wrote:

> Dear Trnsys-aficionados
>
> When I include my self written little type 192 in the trnsys input file,
> it won't run and the message:
>
> ***** ERROR *****        TRNSYS ERROR # 105
>  TYPE 192 WAS CALLED IN THE TRNSYS INPUT FILE BUT NOT LINKED.
>  LINK TYPE 192 BEFORE RUNNING THIS SIMULATION.
>
> Strange is, that the subroutine is linked which can positively be
> verified by switching from Y to N (no) the respective statement in the
> file cnfgtr.trn.
>
> Also, other self-written subroutines are used and work normally. I
> cannot find any difference in the code of these other subroutines and
> type 192, which could explain why type 192 is treated differently in the
> checking-of-unlinked-subroutines scheme. File Type192.for is included as
> attachment, if anybody is willing to have a look.
>
> I can of course work without checking for the "unlinked" subroutines,
> but would prefer to leave the respective statement on Y.
>
> Has anyone come accross this problem? Any ideas are appreciated. Thanks
> and the my best wishes for X'mas and Co.
>
> Peter
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