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The earliest version of the Fortran compiler had a number of constraints (or missing features). One of these was...
It did not support subprograms
Actually, all three of these options represent missing features in the first version of Fortran. They were all fixed in Fortran II.
It could not independently compile separate source code units
It had integers but no floating point data type
Actually, none of these options were missing - Fortran was successful because it supported all of them
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