INCLUDE file

From: Luca Pignagnoli (lucapignaonline_at_libero.it)
Date: 02/26/04 

Date: 26 Feb 2004 05:25:54 -0800

I am an italian researcher on mathematical model of water waves-ice
interaction.
I need to perform a numerical simulation with Fortran 77, but I am an
"absolute beginner" with this language.

My question is how to split a very big Fortran code into subprogram
and to call them by the main program.

In order to solve this problem I have tried to compile and run the
following very simple code:

MAIN PROGRAM:

      program A
      implicit none
      
      include "B.f"
      
      call HELLO()
      
      stop
      end

FILE B.f:

      subroutine HELLO ()

      write (*,*) 'HELLO WORLD !!!'

      return

      end

The compiler send me the following error message:

B.f : missing END statement inserted prior to statement.

How can I solve the problem ?

Bye,
Luca

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