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Continuation lines
I have the following line of code... write(6,201) i, TIME, DTIME, CorM, CorR, CorL, accL + CorL, fluxM, corM / solmass Due to it's length (and as an experiment in the use of continuation lines to confirm my understanding) I tried to spread this over two lines. I have tried this...- garynewport2
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- Forum: Fortran
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Allowing for an input file
I have a Fortran program that allows an input file to be defined on execution, as well as an output file... .extracks <filein.lst >fileout.trk I am running this on my Mac and on a Windows system. The output part (>) works fine but I cannot use the input declaration (<). How do I do this on...- garynewport2
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- Forum: Fortran
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I have a file of almost 5000 lines
I have a file of almost 5000 lines of code, made up of a series of subroutines. I note that almost all the subroutines have the include 'parm.h' instruction. I can see the need of this between files but is this required in each subroutine contained within the same file? The very first line of...- garynewport2
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- Forum: Fortran
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save command
Hi I am new to Fortran (but not programming) and understand that the save command causes the variables of a subroutine to become static prior to an end or return statement but I have this in the code I have received: include 'parm.h' include 'xvar.h' data ifirst/0/...- garynewport2
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- Forum: Fortran
