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Bug 625601 - FORTRAN: recognition free versus fixed formatted code
The recognition of the type (free or fixed) of Fortran code is not reliable possible. A well known possibility as used with compilers as well is to specify the type of code by means of the extension. With EXTENSION_MAPPING it is possible to select the type of Fortran code, when not explicitly set doxygen tries to guess the type of Fortran code.
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This line seems to be a typo, as a f90 extension should denote free format Fortran code -- not fixed format -- both by convention and in keeping with the line above (466) (
f=FortranFixed f90=FortranFree
).