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From: katel@amdcad.AMD.COM (Kate Lowenstein)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: script for interactive fortran test
Keywords: script shell fortran fcvs test interactive
Message-ID: <21661@amdcad.AMD.COM>
Date: 17 May 88 23:12:43 GMT
Organization: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., Sunnyvale, Ca.
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Has anyone written a shell script to run the Fortran FCVS interactive 
test of PAUSE and STOP (test FM257). 

I am attempting to write a Bourne shell script to provide the answers
required by the test, instead of having to type in 'go' five times
myself -- my philosophy is to make the computer do the work, not me.
However, I have so far been unsuccessful in my attempt.  It seems
that the system reacts different when the binary is run directly or
from a script.  I 

I am trying to use a here document to provide the 'go's but the
binary seems to ignore it and instead wants me to type in a
'kill -15 xxxxx'.  I'm sure this is a problem with the interaction
between Fortran and UNIX, but I keep thinking there must be a way
to do this, but so far, I seem to be hitting my head on a brick 
wall.

Any ideas will be appreciated.  I have posted this question (slightly
differently worded) to comp.unix.wizards, and have tried all their
suggestions that were posted to me.  Nothing has worked.

Thanks very much,

Kate