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[Mike Cheek]

Greetings,

While converting Microsoft Powerstation code I have a fixed format fortran program (MS Powerstation) with statement:

include ''stdio.for''
the file for stdio.for is simply:

integer CON,PRN,STDIN,STDOUT,STDERR,ERRCNT,ERRMAX
common /stdio/ CON,PRN,STDIN,STDOUT,STDERR,ERRCNT,ERRMAX

These integer constants are defined in a block data file. I then put this include in many, many subroutines throughout my 30,000 line program. When I compile, get missing END error. All files have .for extension. Using standard PLATO downloaded last week (July 2008), Any suggestions? I have many other include files I use like this one.

Thanks!

[PaulLaidler]

It looks like you have added the include file to your project as a source file. Hence Plato is trying to compile the include file on its own and you get the missing END error.

Remove it as a source file and Plato will automatically added it as an "include" file.