Hello,
I have a user subroutine (UEL) written in Fortran that was running
correctly when I used Abaqus V6.5 (in XP) and Compaq Visual Fortran to
compile. I was running as abq654 job=s00 user=abafer.for inter.
Now, I want to migrate to WIN7 and use Abaqus 6.12 with the same user
subroutine. I read the manual on 6.12 and the interface for user
subroutines has not changed. So no issue there. Indeed, when I run the
user subroutine as abq6121 job=s00 user=abafer.for inter, the program
runs successfully.
HOWEVER, the ouptut is a bunch of NaNs. I believe that some of the
inputs are not being read in correctly and so some of the subroutines
called by the UEL are not being executed. It could be I am not declaring
my inputs correctly for use with Intel Fortran.
Basically, the UEL calls the main subroutine Abafer. Abafer in turn
has a number of subroutines it calls. One of these subroutines reads in
user input variables using a namelist. The variables in this namelist
are declared in an include file, abafer.inc. This include file has a
number of common blocks. There are include 'abafer.inc' commands in all
subroutines called by abafer.for
I tried to replace the implicit real*8 (a-h, o-z) lines that were
originally right under the subroutine UEL and subroutine abafer with
include 'aba_param.inc'. This did not solve the problem. I am not sure
if I need to have both include 'abafer.inc' and include 'aba_param.inc'
in the subroutines called by abafer.for. I am not sure if the issue
with the declarations in the abafer.inc file. Any ideas as to what I can
check?
Thanks!