Re: How to use REWIND COMMAND of FORTRAN77 in FORTRAN 90

Another use would be to read the input file with a one-line buffer;
parse the data in the buffer and count whatever the program to count;
allocate array space based on the count(s); REWIND; and read the data
into the allocated arrays. (Unless, of course, you require the user to
supply "control cards" at the beginning of the data "deck" ;^)

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