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I’m currently trying to learn ACSL, a precompiled language for Fortran, and have found that when trying to debug by outputting values to the screen to follow the values, this language will actually dump the value in place of the string, as would happen in a printf. Does anyone know what’s happening here?
o = 5
write(*,*) 'o=',o
print *, 'o=',o
will output:
5=5
Anyone know how to stop this?
Well, after some time working with the ACSL language, I never did actually find a way to escape output variable names. Turns out this particular ACSL interpreter went through C program that would then interpret the ACSL output, which was apparently the cause of the issue. I’m cleaning out some of my unanswered questions, and won’t delete this question because I do not want to remove any of what little information about this language does exist out there.