FORTRAN: Invalid form for an assignment?

Assuming that the spacing in your snippet is reflective of what's actually in the source code, your compilers might getting confused with line-continuation characters (which, in archaic FORTRAN style fall in Column 6) or line number characters (Columns 1-5). There are a few things you could try: Enable free-form source in the compilation options Rename the file from myfile. F to myfile.

F90 and recompile with g95 As always, when dealing with older-style code, the standard warnings such as "Always use implicit none also apply.

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– Tim Whitcomb May 25 '10 at 22:02.

Sometimes your compiler will treat tabs in a badway, not knowing with how many spaces to replace them. It will then output seemingly random errors, because it doesn't understand where the line header is.

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