FORTRAN
There are several FORTRAN compilers available to you.
/fortran * {compile CM FORTRAN 66} /ftn * {compile CM FORTRAN 77} /ftn 350/700 {compile a line range!} /set whichcomp ftn 77 {make 77 the default} /ftnxl * {native-mode FORTRAN compiler}
If you always compile through Qedit, you can use $include commands to centralize the definitions of COMMON blocks in separate source files. If most of your work is with FORTRAN, you should configure Qedit with FORTRAN as the default language for new files. You do this by putting the Set Lang Fortran command in a file named Qeditmgr.Pub.Robelle. Other options that are useful with FORTRAN:
/set rl graphrl.lib.dev {default RL= on PREP} /set fortran on {default for external files} /set tabs hp on 7 17 27 {customize tab stops} /set wrap on {generate continuation lines} /list "custbase"(smart) {ignores embedded spaces!}