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The sentinel (!$omp) must occupy columns 1-5 in fortran fixed-form source ?
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How to get to the second line when the clause after !$omp is too long? Is there any special format or ampersand ?
- The sentinel (!$omp) must occupy columns 1-5 in fortran fixed-form source ?
Yes and must be followed by a space or zero in column 6.
- How to get to the second line when the clause after !$omp is too long? Is there any special format or ampersand ?
Add a character, other than zero or space, in column 6 to indicate continuation. I typically use an ampersand.
!$omp ....
!$omp& ...
Hope this helps,
Mat