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Re: [Patch, fortran] PR30746 - 50th Anniversary Bug - Forward reference to contained function


FX,

It looks OK to me, and certainly very well explained (I guess without
the explanation, I wouldn't have understood what difference it really
made). I'd prefer that you wait 24 hours to give other people time to
comment or suggest changes, though.

OK on the time delay and thanks for the review.


It offended me that (i) gfortran failed what is presented as a
benchmark for a good compiler and (ii) that there are still failures
of symbol association.  In fact, although I have never come across it,
I can imagine occasions where this structure might arise;
particularly, where separately developed procedures that use associate
a module are then absorbed into it.  Double containment is certainly a
very good way of keeping symbols private!

Cheers

Paul


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