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I am writing a Fortran program in which one line is written like this
open(unit=un1,file=filenm,form='unformatted',buffered='yes',status='replace',buffercount=127)
I have defined
character*256 filenm.
un1=11
but still I am getting error
"Syntax error at or near =" in that line..
The problem lies in the
buffered='yes', which is not standard Fortran, but some vendor extension and your compiler does not recognize it. I would just delete it and also delete thebuffercount=127(mentioned in the comment).Modern compilers and operating systems allow control of these things (external I/O buffering) by other means. For example, using environment variables in gfortran https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gfortran/Runtime.html#Runtime