quick newbie question, please help, .bmp of code attached - code.bmp [0/4]
From: jakeh (todo_at_doto.com)
Date: 01/25/04
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Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2004 12:55:20 -0500
Hi,
I'm trying to compile a simple newbie program, just to see how fortran
works:
0001 nx=4
0002 STOP
0003 END
I tried using the salford fortran compiler and the intel compiler and
get error messages saying "non blank label field in continuation line"
and "label field must be blank" and "end statement is missing", so i try
0001 nx=4
0002 CONTINUE
0003 STOP
0004 END
But still get errors
What i reallly want to do is get the code that i've attached in a
picture file working. It's from a book, so it should work fine, but i
get all sorts if errors similar to the ones from my little sample code
above when i try to compile it.
Does anyone know of a compiler, where i can just stick this code in and
it'll run fine? Thanks
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