What is this % symbol in this piece of code?

[nerffan1]

Hello,

I found this code snippet in nbodrv.f (line 207-212):

      DO INUC=1,NUM_ATMS
        CALL GET_LETTER(XMOL_LIST(INUC)%ANUM,LETTER)
        WRITE(99,5100) XMOL_LIST(INUC)%ANUM,XMOL_LIST(INUC)%ANUM,
     %            XMOL_LIST(INUC)%RX*AU2ANG,XMOL_LIST(INUC)%RY*AU2ANG, 
     %            XMOL_LIST(INUC)%RZ*AU2ANG
      END DO 

I can't find any sources on the usage of % as a line continuation symbol. Is this something from older Fortran? Or something else?

Thank You

[jacks1ka]

Hi Angel- I think you can use any character as long as its in column 6. Write a little program and check! Alan From: Angel-Emilio Villegas Sanchez ***@***.***> Date: Sunday, August 6, 2023 at 6:06 PM To: FLOSIC/PublicRelease_2020 ***@***.***> Cc: Subscribed ***@***.***> Subject: [External] [FLOSIC/PublicRelease_2020] What is this % symbol in this piece of code? (Discussion #33) Hello, I found this code snippet in nbodrv.f (line 207-212): DO INUC=1,NUM_ATMS CALL GET_LETTER(XMOL_LIST(INUC)%ANUM,LETTER) WRITE(99,5100) XMOL_LIST(INUC)%ANUM,XMOL_LIST(INUC)%ANUM, % XMOL_LIST(INUC)%RX*AU2ANG,XMOL_LIST(INUC)%RY*AU2ANG, % XMOL_LIST(INUC)%RZ*AU2ANG END DO I can't find any sources on the usage of % as a line continuation symbol. Is this something from older Fortran? Or something else? Thank You — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#33>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHF36IQ4RWFZP62JTA6M7HLXUAPOLANCNFSM6AAAAAA3GGPBDM>. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>