line continuation character is not working
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I have been using fortran 77 for several months and line continuation character doesn't work sometimes.
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j),
& a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j),
& b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),
& a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
This is the code and when I compile it, the compiler says that '&' is a invalid character. What I am really curious is that sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. Probably I have a basic misunderstanding in fortran syntax.
final.f:59:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:60:9:
& b3(j),0.2
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
final.f:63:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:64:9:
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
Anybody can help me?
parameter(m=813,n=616)
real*8 a5(m),a6(m),a7(m),a8(m),a9(m),a10(m),a11(m),a12(m),a13(m)
integer*8 a1(m),a2(m),a3(m),a4(m),p1(n)
real*8 p2(n),p3(n),p4(n),p5(n),p6(n),a14(m),a15(m)
real*8 b1(m),b2(m),b3(m)
character skip80*80
open(11,file='dist.dat')
open(12,file='mksa.dat')
open(13,file='mksb.dat')
open(14,file='mksc.dat')
open(15,file='mksi.dat')
open(22,file='ksaf.dat')
open(23,file='ksbf.dat')
open(24,file='kscf.dat')
open(25,file='ksif.dat')
read(12,*)skip80
do i=1,m
read(12,*) a1(i),a2(i),a3(i),a4(i),a5(i),a6(i),a7(i),
& a8(i),a9(i),a10(i),a11(i),a12(i),a13(i),a14(i),a15(i)
end do
do i=1,n
read(11,*) p1(i),p2(i),p3(i),p4(i),p5(i),p6(i)
end do
do j=1,m
do i=1,n
if(a1(j).eq.p1(i))then
b1(j)=p4(i)
b2(j)=p5(i)
b3(j)=p6(i)
end if
end do
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j)
& ,a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j)
& ,b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j)
& ,a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j)
& ,a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
end do
end
fortran gfortran fortran77
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:59
guitaeguitae
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I have been using fortran 77 for several months and line continuation character doesn't work sometimes.
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j),
& a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j),
& b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),
& a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
This is the code and when I compile it, the compiler says that '&' is a invalid character. What I am really curious is that sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. Probably I have a basic misunderstanding in fortran syntax.
final.f:59:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:60:9:
& b3(j),0.2
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
final.f:63:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:64:9:
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
Anybody can help me?
parameter(m=813,n=616)
real*8 a5(m),a6(m),a7(m),a8(m),a9(m),a10(m),a11(m),a12(m),a13(m)
integer*8 a1(m),a2(m),a3(m),a4(m),p1(n)
real*8 p2(n),p3(n),p4(n),p5(n),p6(n),a14(m),a15(m)
real*8 b1(m),b2(m),b3(m)
character skip80*80
open(11,file='dist.dat')
open(12,file='mksa.dat')
open(13,file='mksb.dat')
open(14,file='mksc.dat')
open(15,file='mksi.dat')
open(22,file='ksaf.dat')
open(23,file='ksbf.dat')
open(24,file='kscf.dat')
open(25,file='ksif.dat')
read(12,*)skip80
do i=1,m
read(12,*) a1(i),a2(i),a3(i),a4(i),a5(i),a6(i),a7(i),
& a8(i),a9(i),a10(i),a11(i),a12(i),a13(i),a14(i),a15(i)
end do
do i=1,n
read(11,*) p1(i),p2(i),p3(i),p4(i),p5(i),p6(i)
end do
do j=1,m
do i=1,n
if(a1(j).eq.p1(i))then
b1(j)=p4(i)
b2(j)=p5(i)
b3(j)=p6(i)
end if
end do
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j)
& ,a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j)
& ,b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j)
& ,a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j)
& ,a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
end do
end
fortran gfortran fortran77
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:59
guitaeguitae
63
Welcome. You are talking about fixed form code. In which column is the&?
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Always use tagfortranfor more attention. Pity you are using this old standard and not a newer one.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:35
Thank you for your comment.It is at column 6 and the code starts from column 7 :(
– guitae
Nov 23 '18 at 9:51
Reading the error message looks like something strange at column 72 (looks OK though). Can you create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example? Please also specify the compilation command.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:58
1
As the error message saysfinal.f:59:72you should check that all your lines are of suitable length.
– francescalus
Nov 23 '18 at 10:28
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I have been using fortran 77 for several months and line continuation character doesn't work sometimes.
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j),
& a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j),
& b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),
& a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
This is the code and when I compile it, the compiler says that '&' is a invalid character. What I am really curious is that sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. Probably I have a basic misunderstanding in fortran syntax.
final.f:59:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:60:9:
& b3(j),0.2
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
final.f:63:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:64:9:
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
Anybody can help me?
parameter(m=813,n=616)
real*8 a5(m),a6(m),a7(m),a8(m),a9(m),a10(m),a11(m),a12(m),a13(m)
integer*8 a1(m),a2(m),a3(m),a4(m),p1(n)
real*8 p2(n),p3(n),p4(n),p5(n),p6(n),a14(m),a15(m)
real*8 b1(m),b2(m),b3(m)
character skip80*80
open(11,file='dist.dat')
open(12,file='mksa.dat')
open(13,file='mksb.dat')
open(14,file='mksc.dat')
open(15,file='mksi.dat')
open(22,file='ksaf.dat')
open(23,file='ksbf.dat')
open(24,file='kscf.dat')
open(25,file='ksif.dat')
read(12,*)skip80
do i=1,m
read(12,*) a1(i),a2(i),a3(i),a4(i),a5(i),a6(i),a7(i),
& a8(i),a9(i),a10(i),a11(i),a12(i),a13(i),a14(i),a15(i)
end do
do i=1,n
read(11,*) p1(i),p2(i),p3(i),p4(i),p5(i),p6(i)
end do
do j=1,m
do i=1,n
if(a1(j).eq.p1(i))then
b1(j)=p4(i)
b2(j)=p5(i)
b3(j)=p6(i)
end if
end do
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j)
& ,a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j)
& ,b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j)
& ,a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j)
& ,a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
end do
end
fortran gfortran fortran77
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:59
guitaeguitae
63
I have been using fortran 77 for several months and line continuation character doesn't work sometimes.
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j),
& a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j),
& b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),
& a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
This is the code and when I compile it, the compiler says that '&' is a invalid character. What I am really curious is that sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. Probably I have a basic misunderstanding in fortran syntax.
final.f:59:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:60:9:
& b3(j),0.2
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
final.f:63:72: Error: Expected expression in WRITE statement at (1)
final.f:64:9:
& a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
1
Error: Invalid character in name at (1)
Anybody can help me?
parameter(m=813,n=616)
real*8 a5(m),a6(m),a7(m),a8(m),a9(m),a10(m),a11(m),a12(m),a13(m)
integer*8 a1(m),a2(m),a3(m),a4(m),p1(n)
real*8 p2(n),p3(n),p4(n),p5(n),p6(n),a14(m),a15(m)
real*8 b1(m),b2(m),b3(m)
character skip80*80
open(11,file='dist.dat')
open(12,file='mksa.dat')
open(13,file='mksb.dat')
open(14,file='mksc.dat')
open(15,file='mksi.dat')
open(22,file='ksaf.dat')
open(23,file='ksbf.dat')
open(24,file='kscf.dat')
open(25,file='ksif.dat')
read(12,*)skip80
do i=1,m
read(12,*) a1(i),a2(i),a3(i),a4(i),a5(i),a6(i),a7(i),
& a8(i),a9(i),a10(i),a11(i),a12(i),a13(i),a14(i),a15(i)
end do
do i=1,n
read(11,*) p1(i),p2(i),p3(i),p4(i),p5(i),p6(i)
end do
do j=1,m
do i=1,n
if(a1(j).eq.p1(i))then
b1(j)=p4(i)
b2(j)=p5(i)
b3(j)=p6(i)
end if
end do
if((b1(j).eq.0d0).and.(b3(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j),a8(j)
& ,a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j),a14(j),a15(j)
& ,b3(j),0.2
else if((b3(j).eq.0d0).and.(b1(j).ne.0d0))then
write(22,*) a1(j),a2(j),a3(j),a4(j),a5(j),a6(j),a7(j)
& ,a8(j),a9(j),a10(j),a11(j),a12(j),a13(j)
& ,a14(j),a15(j),b1(j),b2(j)
end if
end do
end
fortran gfortran fortran77
fortran gfortran fortran77
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:59
guitaeguitae
63
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:59
guitaeguitae
63
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guitae
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guitaeguitae
63
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guitaeguitae
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:59
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63
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Welcome. You are talking about fixed form code. In which column is the&?
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Always use tagfortranfor more attention. Pity you are using this old standard and not a newer one.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:35
Thank you for your comment.It is at column 6 and the code starts from column 7 :(
– guitae
Nov 23 '18 at 9:51
Reading the error message looks like something strange at column 72 (looks OK though). Can you create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example? Please also specify the compilation command.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:58
1
As the error message saysfinal.f:59:72you should check that all your lines are of suitable length.
– francescalus
Nov 23 '18 at 10:28
|
show 15 more comments
Welcome. You are talking about fixed form code. In which column is the&?
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Always use tagfortranfor more attention. Pity you are using this old standard and not a newer one.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:35
Thank you for your comment.It is at column 6 and the code starts from column 7 :(
– guitae
Nov 23 '18 at 9:51
Reading the error message looks like something strange at column 72 (looks OK though). Can you create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example? Please also specify the compilation command.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:58
1
As the error message saysfinal.f:59:72you should check that all your lines are of suitable length.
– francescalus
Nov 23 '18 at 10:28
Welcome. You are talking about fixed form code. In which column is the
&?– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Welcome. You are talking about fixed form code. In which column is the
&?– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Always use tag
fortran for more attention. Pity you are using this old standard and not a newer one.– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:35
Always use tag
fortran for more attention. Pity you are using this old standard and not a newer one.– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:35
Thank you for your comment.It is at column 6 and the code starts from column 7 :(
– guitae
Nov 23 '18 at 9:51
Thank you for your comment.It is at column 6 and the code starts from column 7 :(
– guitae
Nov 23 '18 at 9:51
Reading the error message looks like something strange at column 72 (looks OK though). Can you create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example? Please also specify the compilation command.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:58
Reading the error message looks like something strange at column 72 (looks OK though). Can you create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example? Please also specify the compilation command.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:58
1
1
As the error message says
final.f:59:72 you should check that all your lines are of suitable length.– francescalus
Nov 23 '18 at 10:28
As the error message says
final.f:59:72 you should check that all your lines are of suitable length.– francescalus
Nov 23 '18 at 10:28
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Welcome. You are talking about fixed form code. In which column is the
&?– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:32
Always use tag
fortranfor more attention. Pity you are using this old standard and not a newer one.– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:35
Thank you for your comment.It is at column 6 and the code starts from column 7 :(
– guitae
Nov 23 '18 at 9:51
Reading the error message looks like something strange at column 72 (looks OK though). Can you create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example? Please also specify the compilation command.
– albert
Nov 23 '18 at 9:58
1
As the error message says
final.f:59:72you should check that all your lines are of suitable length.– francescalus
Nov 23 '18 at 10:28