IX16429 Incorrect results may be produced if the first argument to the 
	utility subprogram GETENV is a character variable instead of a 
	character constant.
IX16313 Warning message 1525-097 is issued if a repetition factor is used
        for list-directed input to REAL variables.
IX15861 An incorrect external NAMELIST READ of COMPLEX*16 or COMPLEX*32
        constants with D or Q exponent may occur.
IX15245 A formatted WRITE statement using the T or TL edit descriptor
	may cause a core dump.
IX14099 Run-time error message 1525-014 is issued when trying to OPEN a file
        on a read-only file system for read access with STATUS='OLD' 
        or 'UNKNOWN'.
IX13858 An invalid Hollerith used in a format specifier may cause an 
	incorrect warning message and a core dump.
IX13611 When the end-of-record suppression edit descriptor ($) is used in
	a formatted WRITE statement then, the positional edit descriptor
	is ignored.
IX13545 The EOF may be signalled incorrectly during an external formatted 
	read.
IX13055 The XLF Library's default file permissions for newly created files
	did not allow group and other users to have write permission.  No
	UMASK specification could allow group and other users to have write 
	permission.
IX12705 A user defined subroutine named after one of the system routines,
	getenv, system, signal, or abort will not be called properly.
IX12229 An incorrect message will be issued if the end of file is reached
	during a list-directed internal formatted READ.
IX11455 The GETENV service subprogram does not blank-pad the character 
	variable into which the value of the specified environment variable
	is returned.
IX11424	A program containing calls to user-defined subprograms 'rand' and
        'srand' will fail to execute as expected.	
IX11387 Warning messages may be issued for an OPEN statement, even if 
	IOSTAT= or ERR= is specified.
IX10989 A warning message is issued if there are characters following the 
	closing parenthesis in a format.
IX10884 Integer and logical intrinsic functions may not be handled correctly
	by the compiler when the NOI4 option is specified.
IX10657 When an alphabetic character is read into a real or complex
	variable, an error message may not be issued, although error
	recovery (assigning 0 to the variable) is performed.
IX10319 If a direct read cannot be completed, an error message referring to
	a sequential read may be issued.
IX09560 Compilation of a program containing a call to xl__trce will fail at
	link time, if the -qextname option is used.