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I am getting a lot of messages of the type:
longfilename.i90(1): warning #5194: Source line truncated.
Line 1 of such intermediate file looks like:
# 1 "longpath\longfilename.F90"
and it exceeds the 132-character-per-line limit.
The rest of the code inside the intermediate i90 file is ok (I make sure to never exceed the 132-character limit) - it's just the first line inserted by the preprocessor that violates this constraint.
Is there anything to worry about here?
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I would not expect to see that warning if the compiler was treating the .i90 as free-form source. It would be interesting to also add the source listing option and check out the list of compiler options at the bottom.
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After digging a little further: this only happens because I have both /stand:f15 and /warn:truncated_source options, when fpp-ing and compiling a free-form F90 file.
The message sounds rather benign (after all the only thing being truncated in the file is not relevant from a source standpoint).
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I can't reproduce a problem using those switches, but if it doesn't bother you then we can drop it.
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