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Re: another calling-fortran-from-C-question
On Jun 28, 2005, at 2:22 PM, Tobias Schlüter wrote:
They're not. They're of deferred shape. The distinction is important
because
assumed shape arrays were already possible in Fortran 77,
No, that is not true - at least not with the standard's definition of
the terms. The arrays here are *EXACTLY* what the standard calls
assumed shape. I assume that what you were talking about in f77 is what
is often called adjustable. Or maybe you are referring to assumed size
(which is not the same thing as assumed shape). If you weren't thinking
of one of those two things, then I just have no clue what else you had
in mind, but it certainly could not have been what the standard calls
assumed shape - that is very much an f90 feature.
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