https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=97031
kargl at gcc dot gnu.org changed:
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--- Comment #1 from kargl at gcc dot gnu.org ---
(In reply to jean-pierre.flament from comment #0)
> Created attachment 49211 [details]
> contains fortran pgm, system and compile info and output
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> I would like to signal to you a compilation problem that I have solved.
>
> the following comment line
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> ! some text... DIR/*/)
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> seems to put the compiler into trouble. (see attachment)
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> changing the line to
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> ! some text... DIR/d2)
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> solves the problem
>
> The attached file contains
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> 1) the fortran (self contained)
> The faulty line is marked ==> FAULTY LINE,
> it is followed by the line ===> LINE OK
> 2) the system name (centos 6.10) and kernel
> 3) the command to compile
> 4) the output
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> all these parts are sepaated by ============== lines
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> I have also tested gfortran 6.3 (from devtoolset of centos) on the same
> computer (As far as I remember the errors are different but the compilation
> fails), and gfortran 4.9.3 also on a centos machine: same as 4.4.7).
> Sorry I have not access to newer versions of gfortran
This should be closed as INVALID.
You are preprocessing your code with cpp in traditional mode,
and therefore the '/*' in your code is the start of a C comment.
This is an user error. Not a problem with gfortran.
