Fortran 90 Syntax Errors in CRTM_Module.f90: Troubleshooting Guide

This error message indicates that there are syntax errors in the file 'CRTM_Module.f90', which is written in Fortran 90 programming language. The errors are related to invalid characters, missing blanks, and incorrect syntax.

The first error is related to an invalid '/' character found at the beginning of the file, which is not a valid Fortran 90 syntax. The compiler expects a label, end-of-statement, or one of the valid data types such as INTEGER, REAL, COMPLEX, and so on.

The subsequent errors are related to invalid blank or tab characters found in the file, which can cause syntax errors or invalid statements. For example, the error #5145 indicates that an invalid blank or tab character is found in the source code.

The last error message indicates that the compiler could not recover from the previous syntax errors, and the compilation process is aborted.

To fix these errors, you need to carefully review the source code and correct any syntax errors or invalid characters. You may also need to ensure that the source code follows the Fortran 90 syntax rules and conventions.