revap types, step 1
Ron Young
ronyoung@adelphia.net
Fri Aug 27 02:11:00 GMT 2004
Remember real*8, -r8, real*16, -r16 are the number of bytes used to store
that data type. If a given machine is not byte addressable ,then
logical*1,logical*4,integer*1,integer*2 and maybe integer*4 don't make
since. Equivalence statements and remapping common is always possible if all
these data types are supported. I think that you should take care of byte
addressable machines and all others should take their chances.
Ron Young
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