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kageist
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I'm having trouble figuring out how to get intel fortran to skip the comment lines in my .inp file that's in my project. I tried putting "!" at the beginning of the lines and then "*" and "c". I can run the program with the input file correctly using a batch file outside of intel fortran. Is there something I can doto get it to skip the comment lines? Thanks!
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Steven_L_Intel1
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This is a file that is read by the program? There is no such thing as comments in an input file from the Fortran perspective, except for NAMELIST input in which ! introduces a comment. A .inp file will not be compiled, even if added to the project, unless you specified that .inp is a Fortran source file extension in Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran > General.

Some more detail as to what you are doing would be helpful.
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kageist
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That answers my question, actually. Thank you!

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Gee__L_
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So prof Steve,does the fact that,based on your above answer that the .INP will not be compiled unless if it is specified that  the .INP is a Fortran source file extension pose any issue to running the program afterwards?.What I meant to say is,will the program still run as expected if the .INP extension is not specified,or it just need be specified before it could run?

Thank you.

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IanH
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Based on your other posts - that file is not a Fortran source file.  That is an input file for the Aspen Plus program itself.

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