What Does Error: Unclassifiable Statement Mean?

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In summary, the conversation is about a person seeking help with debugging their code which uses modules. They are receiving a syntax error and unclassifiable statement message, and they are advised to look for the problematic statements in their code.
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i'm sorry, i post this message in french at fist. thank you
 

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hello
I have a program which usemodules recorded elsewhere. I compile with gfortran these modules then
the main code and I get the following message :
Code:
fbar(i,j,minus_i)=(1.d0-xi)*fbar(i,j,f1_i)+xi*f_star 1
Error: Unclassifiable statement at (1)
ye2011.for:1400.41:
&"density","rsd-density rsd-x rsd-y"
1
Error: Syntax error in WRITE statement at (1)

it joined the program then modules. I really need help.is there someone how can offer me a solution. thank you very much. thank you for your patience and your support
... then there is rather a lot of code.
The forum is not here to debug your code for you - you could open a free-software project and ask for community help for that. What we can do here is help you to debug your own code.

Fortunately the error message itself gives you a clue about where to look.

Do you know what "unclassifiable statement" means?
Do you know what a syntax error is?
Have you found the objectionable statements in your code?
 

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