Jun-Won, In Fortran 77, there was a limit of 80 characters per line. There are a number of ways that you can fix the problem. The easiest is to put in a line break (press return) before the line of code turns to green. Then on the next line, place the character '&' in the 6th column. Have a look at the source code for Type6.for: 20 TON=(QMAX*HTREFF+FLOW*CP*TIN+UA*TAMB-UA*TIN/2.d0)/(FLOW*CP+UA & /2.d0) the line is too long to fit the '/2.d0)' at the end, so they put it on the next line with the "line continue" symbol in the 6th column. Kind regards, david On 7/4/2011 01:15, 박준원 wrote:
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