migrating code from f77 to f90
Brooks Moses
bmoses@stanford.edu
Sat Mar 25 06:30:00 GMT 2006
Steve Kargl wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 21, 2006 at 11:46:55AM -0800, Brooks Moses wrote:
>>It occurs to me that I should make an addendum to this. My impression
>>is that Gfortran is still not a complete implementation of the Fortran
>>95 language, and that some of the remaining unimplemented portions are
>>things that are shared with Fortran 77.
>
> Can you enumerate the F77 features that you claim are missing?
> I routinely compile 500,000 lines of F77 that I gleaned from
> the web. I don't see any missing features. There may be bugs
> in a select few features, but missing feature I doubt.
My impression was based on discussions here, not details. I suppose it
was correct when it was formed; nonetheless, given what you say, it's
clearly out of date. My apologies.
It is still true that portions of Fortran 95 are still unimplemented,
though, yes? AFAIK, Richard Maine still can't compile his code, which I
would believe is all standard-conforming stuff.
- Brooks
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