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Re: [FORTRAN PATCH] PR30400: ANY not accepted as FORALL mask

Tobi,

If this is right (and I don't see why it wouldn't be), I think you could
fold the first three matches into a single
    gfc_match ("%e = %e : %e", &iter->var, &iter->start, &iter->end);


(i) This would have to be reduced to
gfc_match ("%e : %e", &iter->start, &iter->end);
so that &iter->var can be tested, using the "=", to see if it is really a mask.
(ii) You will note that the expressions and the ":" are treated
differently, if matching them fails.

So, yes, your suggestion is tempting but then will yield different
error handling to that intended.

Is it OK for trunk and then in a week or so for 4.2?

Best regards

Paul
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