inlcude statements on one line

[Brian_A_]

Is there a way in fortran to have your include statements on one line. THis is what I have.

[bash]$if def,selap,1
       use scdmod
!
       implicit none
       include 'comctl.h'
       include 'comlst.h'
       include 'cons.h'
       include 'contrl.h'
       include 'genrl.h'
       include 'statec.h'
       include 'stcblk.h'
       include 'maxmem.h'
       include 'machls.h'
       include 'ufiles.h'
       include 'ufilef.h'
       include 'scddat.h'
       include 'cpmdat.h'
       include 'alcm.h'
       include 'balfar.h'
       include 'bcons.h'
       include 'bconds.h'
       include 'bder.h'
       include 'bln2wk.h'
       include 'blonab.h'
       include 'bloond.h'
       include 'bsize.h'
       include 'buntim.h'
       include 'bwcons.h'
       include 'bwgeom.h'
       include 'bwprop.h'
       include 'bwtrns.h'
       include 'cdfinc.h'
       include 'cdfinv.h'
       include 'cmatp.h'
       include 'cmptim.h'
       include 'cora.h'
       include 'coupl.h'
       include 'cprdat.h'
       include 'cprops.h'
       include 'dbacct.h'
       include 'dcon.h'
       include 'debcom.h'
       include 'debout.h'
       include 'effprp.h'
       include 'eht0.h'
       include 'ehtc0.h'
       include 'farays.h'
       include 'fecom.h'
       include 'fginvc.h'
       include 'fgrcom.h'
       include 'fplim.h'
       include 'fpbin.h'
       include 'fpcoef.h'
       include 'fpctrl.h'
       include 'fpdkht.h'
       include 'fpinsh.h'
       include 'fpmas.h'
       include 'fpmdl.h'
$if def,selap,2
       integer idlagg
       equivalence (idlagg,mdlagg)
       include 'fpnonv.h'
       include 'fpvol.h'
       include 'ftbfet.h'
       include 'grscgr.h'
       include 'grsparg.h'
       include 'grsprg.h'
       include 'hardpn.h'
       include 'hfuson.h'
       include 'intcom.h'
       include 'iocom.h'
       include 'iparm.h'
       include 'iparmm.h'
       include 'k3all.h'
       include 'k3point.h'
       include 'lvel.h'
       include 'madatc.h'
       include 'matdat.h'
       include 'matsrs.h'
       include 'miscon.h'
       include 'mxnfcd.h'
       include 'nbtim.h'
       include 'ndxara.h'
       include 'nhtara.h'
       include 'nrcom.h'
       include 'oxcom1.h'
       include 'oxcom2.h'
       include 'oxcom3.h'
       include 'oxcom4.h'
       include 'parm.h'
       include 'parmm.h'
       include 'plndat.h'
       include 'prdat.h'
       include 'ptscom.h'
       include 'radata.h'
       include 'rgacct.h'
       include 'rupt.h'
       include 'scdads.h'
       include 'scdcom.h'
       include 'scdout.h'
       include 'scntl.h'
       include 'slbcom.h'
       include 'slumpv.h'
       include 'solcom.h'
       include 'tblsp.h'
       include 'thplot.h'
       include 'trnot1.h'
       include 'trnot2.h'
       include 'uoxcom.h'
       include 'uphdpn.h'
       include 'scdpow.h'
       include 'axtrns.h'
       include 'bcs.h'
       include 'blageo.h'
       include 'blinit.h'
       include 'blkage.h'
       include 'cboilx.h'
       include 'cr2.h'
       include 'cvals.h'
       include 'noval.h'
       include 'za.h'
       include 'oldcom.h'
       include 'upccon.h'
       include 'upcvar.h'[/bash]

[mecej4]

Putting more than one statement in one line, separated by semicolons, is not allowed for include statements.

[bash]error #5134: An INCLUDE line may not contain other statements
[/bash]

[John_Campbell]

You can use a heiractical structure for your include statements, as it is a compiler directive. You can have anything in an include file, so long as the end result is a valid sequence of fortran statements.
I sometimes use include for grouping many source files, or even all the source files for a program to produce a simple compile and load syntax, controlling which versions of a routine are included in a .exe

John