Syntax error. found END-OF-FILE when expecting one of: <LABEL> <END-OF-STATEMENT>

[Jon_D_2]

I am porting Fortran 77 to Fortran 90.   I am getting the following syntax error:

source.i(4): error #5082: Syntax error, found END-OF-FILE when expecting one of: <LABEL> <END-OF-STATEMENT> ; TYPE INTEGER REAL COMPLEX BYTE CHARACTER CLASS DOUBLE ...
        end structure
---------------------^
compilation aborted for source.i (code 1)
make: *** [contempt28] Error 1
 

Here is the code in the source.i file:

structure /arg_struct/
            integer length
            character*256 arg
end structure

There are only four lines to the source.i file.  
The rest of the code that pertains to the source.i is in the source.f file shown here:

if (iargc() .ne. arg_count) then
            print *,'usage: contempt28_tu steamtable HPGLfile PGD RXI'
      1      //' RXO HXO HXI axisfile scratchdir'
          call exit (1)
      end if

c
c  Get the arguments from the command line.
c  Note that the use of the argument array is parameterized for
c  easy changes, if not easy reading.
c
      do i=1,arg_count
          call getarg (i, args(i).arg)
          args(i).length = lnblnk (args(i).arg)
      end do

      scratch = args(arg_scratch).arg
      scratch_length = args(arg_scratch).length

c
c  Open the files.  If there's trouble, let the f77 run-time library report
c  the error.
c
      ! Open the steam table file (Use the logical name).  This was   ! jmj
      ! added to allow multiple executions.                           ! jmj
                                                                        ! jmj
      OPEN ( UNIT = 15, FILE =
      1      args(arg_steam).arg(:args(arg_steam).length),
      1      STATUS = 'OLD', READONLY, FORM = 'UNFORMATTED')         ! jmj

      open (50, file=args(arg_hpgl).arg(:args(arg_hpgl).length),
      1      status='unknown')                              !HPGL
      open (51, file=args(arg_pgd).arg(:args(arg_pgd).length),
      1      status='unknown', form='unformatted')!output for plotting program
      open (10, file=args(arg_rxi).arg(:args(arg_rxi).length),
      1      status='old', readonly)                              !DRXE1
      open (11, file=args(arg_rxo).arg(:args(arg_rxo).length),
      1      status='unknown')                              !RXO
      open (7, file=args(arg_hxo).arg(:args(arg_hxo).length),
      1      status='unknown')                              !HXO
      open (3, file=args(arg_hxi).arg(:args(arg_hxi).length),
      1      status='old', readonly)                              !HX1
      open (53, file=args(arg_axis).arg(:args(arg_axis).length),
      1      status='old', dispose='delete')                        !axis

I followed the advice of this website with no luck
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.4.1/gfortran/STRUCTURE-and-RECORD.html
Here is the new source.i file based on what I read in the link above.

TYPE arg_struct
            integer length
            character*256 arg
 END TYPE
 

I am still getting the syntax error.
I modified the rest of the source code per the information I read in the link:

if (iargc() .ne. arg_count) then
            print *,'usage: contempt28_tu steamtable HPGLfile PGD RXI'
      1      //' RXO HXO HXI axisfile scratchdir'
          call exit (1)
      end if

c
c  Get the arguments from the command line.
c  Note that the use of the argument array is parameterized for
c  easy changes, if not easy reading.
c
      do i=1,arg_count
          call getarg (i, args(i)%arg)
          args(i)%length = lnblnk (args(i)%arg)
      end do

      scratch = args(arg_scratch)%arg
      scratch_length = args(arg_scratch)%length

c
c  Open the files.  If there's trouble, let the f77 run-time library report
c  the error.
c
        ! Open the steam table file (Use the logical name).  This was   ! jmj
        ! added to allow multiple executions.                           ! jmj
                                                                        ! jmj
      OPEN ( UNIT = 15, FILE =
     1 args(arg_steam)%arg(:args(arg_steam)%length),
     1 STATUS = 'OLD', READONLY, FORM = 'UNFORMATTED')                  ! jmj

      open (50, file=args(arg_hpgl)%arg(:args(arg_hpgl)%length),
     1 status='unknown')                                                !HPGL
      open (51, file=args(arg_pgd)%arg(:args(arg_pgd)%length),
     1 status='unknown', form='unformatted')!output for plotting program
      open (10, file=args(arg_rxi)%arg(:args(arg_rxi)%length),
     1 status='old', readonly)                                          !DRXE1
      open (11, file=args(arg_rxo)%arg(:args(arg_rxo)%length),
     1 status='unknown')                                                !RXO
      open (7, file=args(arg_hxo)%arg(:args(arg_hxo)%length),
     1 status='unknown')                                                !HXO
      open (3, file=args(arg_hxi)%arg(:args(arg_hxi)%length),
     1 status='old', readonly)                                          !HX1
      open (53, file=args(arg_axis)%arg(:args(arg_axis)%length),
     1 status='old', dispose='delete')                                  !axis

Thank you in advance for your time!

[Johannes_Rieke]

Hi Jon,

In general COMMAND_ARGUMENT_COUNT() replaces iargc(), GET_COMMAND_ARGUMENT replaces getarg and len_trim replaces lnblnk in newer Fortran.

It's hard to reproduce you error. Please supply a minimum working example, that others can compile.

I made some guesses and a working example could look like this (not elegant):

program test
  implicit none
  TYPE arg_struct
    integer            :: length
    character(len=256) :: arg
  END TYPE
  
  integer                       :: i, uio
  integer                       :: arg_scratch, scratch_length
  integer, parameter            :: arg_count=10, arg_steam=1
  type(arg_struct), allocatable :: args(:)
  character(len=256)            :: scratch
 

  !I am still getting the syntax error.
  !I modified the rest of the source code per the information I read in the link:
  
  if (COMMAND_ARGUMENT_COUNT() .ne. arg_count) then
    print *,'usage: contempt28_tu steamtable HPGLfile PGD RXI' &
            //' RXO HXO HXI axisfile scratchdir'
    call exit (1)
  end if

!
!  Get the arguments from the command line.
!  Note that the use of the argument array is parameterized for
!  easy changes, if not easy reading.
!
      allocate(args(arg_count))
      do i=1,arg_count
          call GET_COMMAND_ARGUMENT (number=i, value=args(i)%arg)
          args(i)%length = len_trim(args(i)%arg)
      end do

      arg_scratch = arg_count
      scratch = args(arg_scratch)%arg
      scratch_length = args(arg_scratch)%length

!
!  Open the files.  If there's trouble, let the f77 run-time library report
!  the error.
!
        ! Open the steam table file (Use the logical name).  This was   ! jmj
        ! added to allow multiple executions.                           ! jmj
                                                                        ! jmj
      OPEN ( NEWUNIT = uio, FILE =args(arg_steam)%arg(:args(arg_steam)%length),&
             STATUS = 'OLD', READONLY, FORM = 'UNFORMATTED')                  ! jmj

     
end program

[Lorri_M_Intel]

If source.i contains only the four lines shown, then it cannot be compiled on its own.

I expect that originally it was 'included' into source.f, either with the standard Fortran statement

         include "source.i"

or using non-standard, C-like preprocessing as:

#include "source.i"

[Jon_D_2]

The "contempt28.i (named as source.i in the example) is an include file that is used by contempt28.f.   The program is a beast, as it uses over 100 other souce codes and additional library files.  I believe someone back in the 90s made a change to this code while it was using the f77 compiler.  I'm running into problem porting this to intel fortran 90 

Sorry I was not very clear presenting the problem.   The include file just has those four lines.  I was surprised when I saw this as well.

[Jon_D_2]

To Lorri and Johannes,

I am going to remove the contempt28.i code into the contempt28.f source and see if that works.  Johannes, thank you so much for putting the code example together.  I think that will be very helpful.  I'll check back with you after I get the code updated.

Lorri,

The statement include 'contempt28_tu.i' is used in the contempt28.f code.   I am linking the code on the build.   Having just SAID that, something clicked.  I would never link an include file on a build, why am I linking this one???   I am converting all f77 makefiles, code, etc... over to  f90.   and I wrote contempt28_tu.i as a link to the .f file.   It just didn't click till now that it was originally done in error.   I think I need to stop rethink what I'm doing.  Thanks Lorri.  

[Jon_D_2]

That corrected the problem.   I am still going to use Johannes example to improve the code.  Thanks both of you!