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Fortran syntax errors, phys dir, from Cray (#203)
TYPE: bug fix KEYWORDS: Cray, physics, syntax, Fortran SOURCE: Pete Johnsen (Cray, Inc.) DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES: Compilation errors due to syntax problems found with Cray compilers. Problem (Fortran 2003 Bible: section 7.1.2, p 205, "(A+B) * -2 ! Invalid syntax" a = b * -c Fix a = b * (-1.0) * c Problem write (*,*), a Fix write (*,*) a Problem write (6,'("string 1" & "string 2" )' ) Fix write (6,'("string 1" & &"string 2" )' ) Problem a = b + c + & + d Fix a = b + c & + d LIST OF MODIFIED FILES: M phys/module_bl_mynn.F M phys/module_diag_rasm.F M phys/module_mp_morr_two_moment.F M phys/module_ra_rrtmg_swf.F TESTS CONDUCTED: Reggie 3.07: passed
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