. mips :: RISCos :: 3103DOC MIPS-FORTRAN Programmers Guide and Language Reference May1989. scriptors in effect, the two partsof a complex value are transferred under the control of successive field descrip-tors. The two parts are transferred consecutively, without punctuation or spacing,unless the format specification states otherwise. 9-30 Part II: FORTRAN Language Reference Format Specification Output Example: Format Internal Value External Field , , , (.23547188E+01,.3456732E+0X)(.47587222E+05, .56123E+02) 0,48E+06 , ***** Carriage Control Slash Editing A forma
. mips :: RISCos :: 3103DOC MIPS-FORTRAN Programmers Guide and Language Reference May1989. scriptors in effect, the two partsof a complex value are transferred under the control of successive field descrip-tors. The two parts are transferred consecutively, without punctuation or spacing,unless the format specification states otherwise. 9-30 Part II: FORTRAN Language Reference Format Specification Output Example: Format Internal Value External Field , , , (.23547188E+01,.3456732E+0X)(.47587222E+05, .56123E+02) 0,48E+06 , ***** Carriage Control Slash Editing A formatted record can contain a prescribed carriage control character as the firstcharacter of the record. The carriage control character is the first character of therecord and determines vertical spacing in printing when the CARR-IAGECONTROL keyword of the OPEN statement is set to FORTRAN (the de^fault). The carriage control characters are: Character Blank01+ iiiippi Effect on Spacing Single space DoubleSpace To first line of next page (page eject) No vertical spacing (overprint next line). The carriage control character is not printed and the remaining characters, if any,are printed in one line beginning at the left margin. If there are no characters inthe record, the vertical spacing is one line and no characters will be printed inthat line. A slash (/) placed in a format specification terminates input or output for the cur-rent record and initiates a new record. For example: WRITE (6,40) K,L,M,N,0,P40 FORMAT (,) is equivalent to WRITE (6,40) K,L,M 40 FORMAT () WRITE (6,50) N,Q,P 50 FORMAT (J6,) On input from a sequential access file, the current portion of the remaining recordis skipped, a new record is read, and the current position is set to the first charac-ter of the record, n slashes in succession cause n-\ records to be skipped. Part II: FORTRAN Language Reference 9-31 Chapter 9 On output to a file connected for sequential access, a new record is cre
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