davidpfister

I get the same error every now and then. My two cents to this issue: why not retrying after a failure (i.e. ECONREFUSED) and putting a sleep only in this...

@setiawan-chandra you can do it with a simple script. In powershell, I used ```powershell wayback_machine_downloader -l -a --from 2023 > files.txt Get-Content .\files.txt | ForEach-Object {Start-Sleep -Seconds 2; wayback_machine_downloader $_...

@setiawan-chandra, do you have powershell? and which version? Open your powershell terminal with elevated permissions and run the command one by one. If that still does not work then you...

@setiawan-chandra if you are on windows, just start powershell from the start menu. Or start a powershell terminal rather than using it from WSL. If you still want to use...

@jvdp1 Good question. It might be an ifort specificity on Windows. I do not have access to other compilers at the moment. I may be able to give it a...

After playing around with different function names I figured out that one should call `_sleep`. By doing so, there is no different between x86 and x64 ```fortran #ifdef _WIN32 subroutine...

I finally found an answer to whether or not the @4 is Intel specific or not (I am quoting [S. Lione](https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.fortran/c/Gdd9_HX4vlg)l here): > The problem is bigger than that. All...

Hi @jvdp1, so if I summarize, we have: - the approach with the @4, which is discouraged. - the possibility to bind the deprecated '_sleep'. - the possibility to create...

It's true that it is not standard compliant. $DEC is supported by ifort (and probably ifx). If is also supported by gfortran with the flag -fdec. According to the user...

Yep, `_sleep` is [obsolete](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-runtime-library/obsolete-functions?view=msvc-170&redirectedfrom=MSDN) since 2015, but, as of today, it is still part of the CRT. So what you are suggesting @PierUgit would work. And indeed, Win32 is a...