tcpu function fix for gfortran

diff --git a/source/cluster/unres/src/COMMON.TIME1 b/source/cluster/unres/src/COMMON.TIME1
index b6e9c88..8cbc327 100644 (file)
--- a/source/cluster/unres/src/COMMON.TIME1
+++ b/source/cluster/unres/src/COMMON.TIME1
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-      DOUBLE PRECISION BATIME,TIMLIM,STIME,PREVTIM,SAFETY
+      double precision BATIME,TIMLIM,STIME,PREVTIM,SAFETY
       INTEGER ISTOP
       COMMON/TIME1/STIME,TIMLIM,BATIME,PREVTIM,SAFETY
       COMMON/STOPTIM/ISTOP

diff --git a/source/cluster/unres/src/timing.F b/source/cluster/unres/src/timing.F
index 9f0b732..ecab9b4 100644 (file)
--- a/source/cluster/unres/src/timing.F
+++ b/source/cluster/unres/src/timing.F
@@ -3,8 +3,11 @@ C $Revision: 2.2 $
 C
 C
 C
+C=========================================================================
+C
       subroutine set_timers
 c
+      double precision tcpu       ! function 
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 C Diminish the assigned time limit a little so that there is some time to
 C end a batch job
@@ -12,7 +15,11 @@ c     timlim=batime-150.0
 C Calculate the initial time, if it is not zero (e.g. for the SUN).
       stime=tcpu()
       return 
-      end
+      end    ! end of set_timers
+
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       logical function stopx(nf)
 C
 C     ..................................................................
@@ -40,7 +47,7 @@ C     ..................................................................
 C
       include 'DIMENSIONS'
       integer nf
-      logical ovrtim
+      logical ovrtim              ! function 
       include 'COMMON.IOUNITS'
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 #ifdef MPL
@@ -72,8 +79,12 @@ cd       print *,'Processor ',MyID,' is checking STOP: nf=',nf
          stopx = .false.
       endif
       return
-      end
+      end  !end of stopx
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       logical function ovrtim() 
+      double precision tcpu       ! function 
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 C Set a 100.0 secs. safety margin, so as to allow for the termination of 
 C a batch job.
@@ -83,8 +94,10 @@ cd    print *,'curtim=',curtim,' timlim=',timlim
 C  curtim is the current time in seconds.
       ovrtim=(curtim .ge. timlim - safety )
       return                                               
-      end
-**************************************************************************      
+      end  ! end of ovrtim
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       double precision function tcpu()
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 #ifdef ES9000 
@@ -140,10 +153,22 @@ C Next definitions for RS6000
        i1 = mclock()
        tcpu = (i1+0.0D0)/100.0D0
 #endif
+#ifdef LINUX
+****************************
+C Next definitions for Linux 
+      real :: timar(2)
+      real :: seconds  
+      seconds = etime(timar)
+      tcpu=DBLE(seconds - stime)
+****************************
+#endif
 
       return     
-      end  
-*
+      end ! end of tcpu
+
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       subroutine dajczas(rntime,hrtime,mintime,sectime)
       include 'COMMON.IOUNITS'
       real*8 rntime,hrtime,mintime,sectime 

diff --git a/source/cluster/wham/src/timing.F b/source/cluster/wham/src/timing.F
index 1fc1ddf..ecab9b4 100644 (file)
--- a/source/cluster/wham/src/timing.F
+++ b/source/cluster/wham/src/timing.F
@@ -3,8 +3,11 @@ C $Revision: 2.2 $
 C
 C
 C
+C=========================================================================
+C
       subroutine set_timers
 c
+      double precision tcpu       ! function 
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 C Diminish the assigned time limit a little so that there is some time to
 C end a batch job
@@ -12,7 +15,11 @@ c     timlim=batime-150.0
 C Calculate the initial time, if it is not zero (e.g. for the SUN).
       stime=tcpu()
       return 
-      end
+      end    ! end of set_timers
+
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       logical function stopx(nf)
 C
 C     ..................................................................
@@ -40,7 +47,7 @@ C     ..................................................................
 C
       include 'DIMENSIONS'
       integer nf
-      logical ovrtim
+      logical ovrtim              ! function 
       include 'COMMON.IOUNITS'
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 #ifdef MPL
@@ -72,8 +79,12 @@ cd       print *,'Processor ',MyID,' is checking STOP: nf=',nf
          stopx = .false.
       endif
       return
-      end
+      end  !end of stopx
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       logical function ovrtim() 
+      double precision tcpu       ! function 
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 C Set a 100.0 secs. safety margin, so as to allow for the termination of 
 C a batch job.
@@ -83,8 +94,10 @@ cd    print *,'curtim=',curtim,' timlim=',timlim
 C  curtim is the current time in seconds.
       ovrtim=(curtim .ge. timlim - safety )
       return                                               
-      end
-**************************************************************************      
+      end  ! end of ovrtim
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       double precision function tcpu()
       include 'COMMON.TIME1'
 #ifdef ES9000 
@@ -142,18 +155,20 @@ C Next definitions for RS6000
 #endif
 #ifdef LINUX
 ****************************
-C Next definitions for sgi
-      real timar(2), etime
+C Next definitions for Linux 
+      real :: timar(2)
+      real :: seconds  
       seconds = etime(timar)
-Cd    print *,'seconds=',seconds,' stime=',stime
-C      usrsec = timar(1)
-C      syssec = timar(2)
-      tcpu=seconds - stime
+      tcpu=DBLE(seconds - stime)
 ****************************
 #endif
+
       return     
-      end  
-*
+      end ! end of tcpu
+
+
+C=========================================================================
+C
       subroutine dajczas(rntime,hrtime,mintime,sectime)
       include 'COMMON.IOUNITS'
       real*8 rntime,hrtime,mintime,sectime