On Wed, Oct 04, 2006 at 04:29:45PM -0700, Brooks Moses wrote:
The attached patch updates the "Standards" section of the manual to say
that GNU Fortran "implements" (rather than "aims to implement") the
Fortran 95 standard, and notes that support of Fortran 95 means that
GFortran can compile virtually all Fortran 90 and Fortran 77 programs as
well. In addition, it adds mention of the OpenMP standard and TR 15581
Well, technically the TR is part of F2003 (AFAIK with extremely minor
changes), so perhaps that should go into the "implemented F2003
features" section (or whatever it was called). Then again, F95+TR
seems to be a fairly popular language both in terms of what other
compilers support and what people use, so perhaps we shouldn't hide it
away in the F2003 section?