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It seems that lexer only allows &$+ as continuation chrarcter while FORTRAN 77 standard states that anything but 0 and space could be used.
3.2.3 Continuation_Line. A continuation line is any
line that contains any character of the FORTRAN
character set other than the character blank or the
digit 0 in column 6 and contains only blank characters
in columns 1 through 5. A statement must not have more
than nineteen continuation lines.
For example I have code at hands which uses @ as continuation character
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It seems that lexer only allows
&$+
as continuation chrarcter while FORTRAN 77 standard states that anything but 0 and space could be used.For example I have code at hands which uses
@
as continuation characterThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: