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khoshravan
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 Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 9:41 am Post subject: Mark in column 6 for continuation of previous line |
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In old FORTRAN, we can continue the line in next line by putting a mark in 6th column of next line. This will show to FORTRAN that the next line is the continuation of previous line.
Apparently this is not supported in SilverFrost FTN95.
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khoshravan
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| Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 9:53 am Post subject: Re: Mark in column 6 for continuation of previous line |
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| khoshravan wrote: | In old FORTRAN, we can continue the line in next line by putting a mark in 6th column of next line. This will show to FORTRAN that the next line is the continuation of previous line.
Apparently this is not supported in SilverFrost FTN95.
How can I solve this problem? |
I just got a reply from Paul about my other question. That solved my similar problem.
I think basic point for my questions is that I am confusing between Free format and Fixed format.
I am trying to run a fixed format code and in this case the extension for fixed format should be FOR and not f95 |
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