The line at the top of the FORTRAN listing reads:
FORTRAN 77/iX   HP31501A.04.33

On another system on which the program compiles with no errors the line reads:
FORTRAN 77/iX   HP31501A.04.31

If I am interpreting this correctly, the "earlier" version of FORTRAN doesn't have
the problem?

W.
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Overman_James wrote:

> Warren Cartwright ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
> : I have three programs written in FORTRAN (yes, thats not a typo, I really do
> : program in FORTRAN) that won't compile.  The error messages are:
>
> : **** FATAL INTERNAL ERROR #  1   WEBS: OUT OF MEMORY. (6345)
>
> : **** FATAL INTERNAL ERROR #  1   BIT VECTORS: SET OUT OF MEMORY. (6355)
>
> : What could these possibly mean???????!!!!!!!!!!
> Not having the product number and version makes is more difficult to answer
> questions such as yours.  Assuming you are NOT using FORTRAN (66) and are
> using FORTRAN 77/iX (Native Mode vs Compapatibility Mode), you are probably
> running into a known problem involving OPTIMIZATION.  Reduce the optimization
> to level zero.  It is also possible the specific problem you are seeing
> has been fixed in the latest releases on MPE (Assuming this is an MPE system)
> otherwise it could HPUX kernel parameter sizes.
> --
>  James Overman HP Support Technology Lab  Roseville, CA