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too many continuation lines

vic0
Beginner
‎10-17-2009 10:23 AM
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Hello
I'm new in Fortran and faced with problem in compilation process

"To many continuation lines". The block consists of 899 lines, each consists something like that:
& 0.441570, 0.488460, -1.089310, -2.475400, -1.724270, 2.663840,
How fix it by Intel Fortran compiler ???

Thanks a lot





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TimP
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‎10-17-2009 12:02 PM
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As far as I know, the limit of 511 continuation lines mentioned in ifort doc is a fixed limit, and is considered excessive by most people, including the standards committees. Possibly alternatives include reading a file to initialize data.
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