GNU Fortran support of dynamic array allocation

[Toon Moene]

Don Isgitt wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I have inherited (sorry, not money!) a Fortran application that uses 
> dynamic array allocation; e.g.,
> 
> REAL*8, ALLOCATABLE :: REGO(:,:), REGE(:,:)
> 
> and subsequently,
> 
> ALLOCATE(REGO(3,NREG),REGE(3,NREG),STAT=ALLOC_ERR)
> 
> (obviously, after NREG has been defined)
> 
> I have no compiler that supports this, and want to port this application 
> to Linux (from Windows). Therefore, my question:
> 
> Is this type of construct on the drawing board to be supported, or have 
> I missed it, and it is already supported in some fashion or other?

See the last line in my signature.

Hope this helps,

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