gfortran does not allow character arrays with varying component lengths

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You have some lengths 12 in the constructor, so it may be better to use length 12.

Also, use instead

character(len=12), dimension(5) :: models = [character(len=12) :: "feddes.swp", &
                "jarvis89.swp", "jarvis10.swp", "pem.swp", "van.swp"]

Possibly even better, if you have compiler support, is

character(len=*), dimension(*) :: ...

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