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I am using Compile in my code, defining for 'tmp' as a local variable using Block. Then I am giving it the value zero tmp=0.0 and using Do I am trying to calculate the new value of tmp.

I do not understand why I am getting this error:

Compile::cset: Variable tmp of type {_Real,0} encountered in assignment of type {_Real,1}.

which I don't understand what does 0 ,1 mean andwhat are the possible ways to fix it.

here is my code:

ne = 10;
nl = 20;
nL = 2*nl;
nst = 2 (2 nl + 1);
mvec1 = Table[-(nl - i), {i, 0, nL}]
mvec = Join[mvec1, mvec1]

Lfxn[\[Mu]_] := Mod[\[Mu] - 1, nL] + 1
sfxn[\[Mu]_] := Sign[\[Mu] - ( nst/2 + 0.5)]
kdfxn[i_, j_] := If[i == j, 1, 0]
Lvec = Table[i, {i, 1, nL}];
svec = Table[sfxn[i\[Mu]], {i\[Mu], 1, nst}];
avec = Table[kdfxn[i, j], {i, 1, ne}, {j, 1, nst}];

Vc = Block[{l, L, m, m1, p}, 
With[{code = 
  N[0.5 ThreeJSymbol[{l, 0}, {l, 0}, {L, 0}]^2 ThreeJSymbol[{l, 
      m}, {l, m1}, {L, -(m + m1)}] ThreeJSymbol[{l, -p}, {l, 
      p - (m + m1)}, {L, (m + m1)}] (2 l + 1)^2 (-1)^(
    p - (m + m1))]}, 
    Compile[{{l, _Integer}, {L, _Integer}, {m, _Integer}, {m1, \
    _Integer}, {p, _Integer}}, code, CompilationTarget -> "C"]]];

Vex = Block[{l, L, m, m1, p}, 
 With[{code = 
  N[0.5 ThreeJSymbol[{l, 0}, {l, 0}, {L, 
      0}]^2 ThreeJSymbol[{l, (-p)}, {l, m}, {l, 
      p - m}] ThreeJSymbol[{l, m1 - m + p}, {l, -m1}, {L, 
       m - p}] (2 l + 1)^2 (-1)^(m + m1)]}, 
      Compile[{{l, _Integer}, {L, _Integer}, {m, _Integer}, {m1, \
     _Integer}, {p, _Integer}}, code, CompilationTarget -> "C"]]];

   chmat = With[{Vcc = Vc, Vexx = Vex, kkdfxn = (If[# == #2, 1, 0] &)}, 
   Compile[{{nl, _Integer}, {nL, _Integer}, {nst, _Integer}, {ne, \
   _Integer}, {mvec, _Real}, {Lvec, _Real}, {avec, _Real}, {svec, _Real}},
   Block[{ms, ms1, kf01, L0, tmp1, tmp2, m0, m10, p0, l0, tmp}, Table[
  ms = Compile`GetElement[svec, nms];
  ms1 = Compile`GetElement[svec, nms1];
  L0 = Compile`GetElement[Lvec, nL0];
  l0 = nl;

  tmp = 0.0;
  Do[
   m0 = Compile`GetElement[mvec, nm];
   m10 = Compile`GetElement[mvec, nm1];
   p0 = Compile`GetElement[mvec, nm3];

   tmp1 = Vcc[l0, L0, m0, m10, p0];
   tmp2 = Vexx[l0, L0, m0, m10, p0];
   kf01 = kkdfxn[ms, ms1];

   Do[
    tmp += (tmp1  kf01) Compile`GetElement[avec, j, 
        nm3] Compile`GetElement[avec, j, nm3 + nm1 - nm] - 
      tmp2 Compile`GetElement[avec, j, nm3] Compile`GetElement[
        avec, j, nm1 - nm + nm3], {j, 1, ne}], {nm1, 1, nst}, {nm,
     1, nst}, {nm3, 1, nst}];

  , {nms, 1, nst}, {nms1, 1, nst}, {nL0, 1, nL}]]

, CompilationTarget -> "C", 
CompilationOptions -> {"InlineCompiledFunctions" -> True}, 
RuntimeOptions -> "Speed"]];

and also I am also getting nonphysical values using ThreeJSymbol,

 chmat[nl, nL, nst, ne, mvec, Lvec, avec, svec]

can anyone give me a hint, what are the probable mistakes I am making?

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Re: What do the 0 and 1 mean?

The third entry in the documentation for Compile explains that arguments to the compiled function with the form {x,t,n} are assumed to be rank n arrays of type t objects. If you don't explicitly provide a rank, the default is 0, meaning a scalar. So the error message might be saying you tried to pass a rank 1 array (a simple list) where the compiled function expected a scalar. The fix depends on whether you intended to pass an array.

Misc.

Part is compilable, so you could simplify your code by using [[]] instead of Compile`GetElement[]

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