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Author "Too many continuation lines" error message
James Kimble

2004-04-14, 5:33 pm

I'm trying to get an MS/Compaq Fortran program to compile with HP-UX
f90 and I'm getting the message:

"too many continuation lines"

in a module where a character array is being initialized with 99
lines of character data. Each line represents one 80 character
string in an array that has 100, 80 character elements. Each line
has a continuation symbol (&) at the end of the line. The compiler
wants to quit after about 90 lines.

Is there a switch or compilation setting anyone knows of to
correct this. I know how to get around it but it will save time
if I can leave it as is because there's quite a bit of this
silliness going on in this program.

Thanks,

James Kimble
djfish

2005-09-14, 1:36 am

i have got the same problem like you have.

how to solve it,i wonder.


thanks,
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