Re: A couple of issues

["François-Xavier Coudert" <fxcoudert at gmail dot com>]

WARNING: nice Junior job proposed in this mail  :)

> Page 94, lines 9-11 (clause 5) is the relevant quote.  It makes no
> distinction between real and integer arrays with regards to
> transformational intrinsics such as RESHAPE.  The distinction between
> real and integer arguments applies only to the elemental intrinsics in
> clause 4, which are a different matter.
>
> The Fortran 2003 standard, section 7.1.7, has essentially the same
> provisions, except that it removes the restriction of elemental
> intrinsics to only integer or character arguments, and thus allows real
> and complex arguments as well.

The detection of intrinsics allowed and not allowed in initialization
expressions with -std=f95 and -std=f2003 is problematic in gfortran.
There's already a PR open for an example of that, and it would really
be a nice Junior job. I can provide help with the front-end handling
of intrinsics if need be (and so can other people on the list, I
guess)

FX