Re: [TRNSYS-users] LINKCK & DYNAMICDATA problem

["Diego A. Arias" <daarias@wisc.edu>]

Hi Elisabeth,

The last argument in the call to DynamicData is an alternative return: 
it is a reference to a label in the sourcecode.  The following lines are 
an example from Type67 of how to use DynamicData:

         CALL DYNAMICDATA(LUTMP,2,NX,1,X,Y,INFO,*45)
         CALL LINKCK('TYPE67','DATA',1,99)
         RETURN 1
45        CONTINUE

If DynamicData returns successfully, it goes to label 45.  Otherwise it 
calls LINKCK and returns.
Best regards,

Diego

Elisabeth Aslanian wrote:
> Hello everybody
>
> i am doing a data reader so i use the trnsys funcitions dynamicdata and 
> LINKCK in type i wrote and called type907
> my syntax is so :
> CALL DYNAMICDATA(LU,NX,NVAL,NY,X,Y,INFO)
> CALL LINKCK('TYPE907','DYNAMICDATA',1,907)
> i dont understand why when i rum trnsys i get the following error:
> trnsys message 104: the trnsys processor has reported that a subroutine was 
> called that has not been found in the available TRNSYS libraries
>
> reported infromation : reported by LINKCK
>
>
> thank you for your help,
>
> Elisabeth
>
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Diego A. Arias
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