Problem in declaration

Hi everybody,

Could anybody tell me what is wrong with this statement

INTEGER*4 JR*2(INT)

where INT is an integer variable to be passed from outside. I do not
know FORTRAN but I have a code that I must use which is written in
FORTRAN. I searched the Internet but could not find any clue.

regards,
Nure
.

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