ABORT(3F)               COMMAND REFERENCE               ABORT(3F)



NAME
     abort - terminate abruptly with core image

SYNOPSIS
     subroutine abort (string)
     character*(*) string

DESCRIPTION
     Abort cleans up the I/O buffers and then aborts producing a
     core file in the current directory.  If string is given, it
     is written to logical unit 0 preceded by abort:.

EXAMPLES
     The following section of FORTRAN code calls the abort
     routine in cases where the value of i is out of range.  The
     code could be used for debugging a FORTRAN program where i
     should never be out of the range from 1 to 3.

                  .
               .

             GOTO (10,20,30) i
             CALL abort ("Computed GOTO out of range 1-3")

       10    [FORTRAN statements associated with 1st
              statement label]
               .
               .

       20    [FORTRAN statements associated with 2nd
              statement label]
               .
               .

       30    [FORTRAN statements associated with 3rd
              statement label]
               .
               .


FILES
     /usr/lib/libF77.a        f77 intrinsic function (math) and
                              startup library.

SEE ALSO
     abort(3c).









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