The /freeformat command-line qualifier removes the
standard column restrictions for Fortran source code. For example,
source files can be up to 132 columns and use an ampersand (&) at
the end of the line to indicate continuation. See the Fortran
Language Reference manual for more information.
Setting /freeformat=f90 allows KAP to accept Fortran
conventions and extensions. Continuation lines are indicated
with an ampersand (& ) as the first character of the
continuation line.
The /freeformat qualifier is off by default, and the
usual Fortran 77 conventions apply. For example, files are truncated
after column 72 unless you specify the Fortran flag /extend_
source . A character (except a zero or a blank) in column 6
indicates a continuation line.
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