FORTRAN Reference Manual

Program Compilation

FORTRAN Reference Manual—528615-001

9-2

Compiling a Program

The syntax diagram below describes the implied RUN command to compile a

FORTRAN program.

source

is the name of a disk file, process, $RECEIVE, magnetic tape (unlabeled and

unblocked only), class map DEFINE, or terminal from which the compiler reads

source-language statements and compiler directives. Disk files can be structured,

unstructured, or EDIT format. FORTRAN reads 132-byte records from source

until it encounters an end-of-file record.

The form of source is one of the following:

[\node.][$volume.][subvolume.] fileid

$device-name

$logical-device-number

$process-name

Figure 9-1. The Compilation Process

FORTRAN [/[IN source] [,OUT [ list] ] [, option]... /]

[ object] [; directive [, directive]...]

VST0901.vsd

Fsource

Prog1

Sub1

FORTRAN

Listing

Object File

BINSERV

Fobject

Common

Sub2

Object Files

SYMSERV

Source Files