[Patch, libgfortran] PR16435 and NIST fm908.for

[Tobias Schlüter]

Paul Thomas wrote:
> + /* Number of skips + spaces to be done for T and X-editting.  */

Here and immediately below, 'editing' with a single t.

> *************** export_proto(st_read);
> *** 1537,1542 ****
> --- 1575,1584 ----
>   void
>   st_read (void)
>   {
> + 
> +   /* Reset counters for T and X-editting.  */
> +   max_pos = skips = pending_spaces = 0;
> + 
>     library_start ();
>   
>     data_transfer_init (1);
> *************** export_proto(st_write);
> *** 1582,1587 ****
> --- 1624,1633 ----
>   void
>   st_write (void)
>   {
> + 
> +   /* Reset counters for T and X-editting.  */
> +   max_pos = skips = pending_spaces = 0;
> + 
>     library_start ();
>     data_transfer_init (0);
>   }

Put these into data_transfer_init.  That would save you the duplication; you
could also check for formatted I/O there.

> --- 1076,1091 ----
>   /* Take care of the X/TR descriptor.  */
>   
>   void
> ! write_x (int m, int nspaces)
>   {
>     char *p;
>   
> !   p = write_block (m);
>     if (p == NULL)
>       return;
>   
> !   if (nspaces > 0)
> !     memset ((char*)(p + m - nspaces), ' ', nspaces);

&p[m - nspaces], not only does this look simpler to me, you'd need size_t
otherwise.  I'd also find it clearer if you renamed 'm' to 'len' or 'length'
as in the rest of the file.

> 2005-07-12 Paul Thomas  <pault@gcc.gnu.org>
>
> 	* transfer.c (formatted_transfer): Correct the problems
> 	with X- and T-editting that caused TLs followed by TRs
> 	to overwrite data, which caused NIST FM908.FOR to fail
> 	on many tests.
> 	(st_read, st_write) Zero X- and T-editting counters at
> 	the strat of formatted IO.
> 	* write.c (write_x) Write specified number of skips with
> 	specified number of spaces at the end.
>
> 2005-07-12  Paul Thomas  <pault@gcc.gnu.org>
>
> 	* gfortran.dg/tl_editting.f90: New.

Ok with these corrections.

Thanks,
- Tobi