Lahey Support
05-13-2005, 07:07 PM
Lahey Computer Systems has released a maintenance update for owners of Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran Linux version 6.2.
The LF95 Linux v6.20c update program and release notes are available at: <a href="http://www.lahey.com/downloads.htm">www.lahey.com</a>.
RELEASE NOTES
RHEL v3, Fedora Core 3, SuSE v9.2, and Mandrake 9.1 officially supported.
Amount of comments allowed in NAMELIST increased.
BUGS FIXED
Runtime does not automatically deallocate, on subroutine entry, a dummy argument which has both the ALLOCATABLE and INTENT(OUT) attributes.
LF95 does not catch pointer with deferred-shape-spec list.
--chkglobal causes compiler to fail on interface used and defined in different program units.
If --maxfatals is used with a small argument value no error are displayed in compiler output.
Runtime incorrectly handles array subobjects in namelist input. Using subobject in namelist input causes incorrect results.
With --chkglobal runtime incorrectly diagnoses a variable in example as undefined.
SPACING function returns invalid results if argument is less than 10.00 and greater than 0.40.
LF95 v6.20c produces runtime errors on Pentium I systems. If built with -tp executable runs on Pentium II or later without runtime error.
If a file is created with access='sequential' and then read from using access='direct' the runtime error is not trapped by the END, ERR, or IO_STAT control specs.
Runtime incorrectly uses /dev/zero.
Data is lost when writing more than one byte to a file opened with access='transparent' and form='binary'.
The LF95 Linux v6.20c update program and release notes are available at: <a href="http://www.lahey.com/downloads.htm">www.lahey.com</a>.
RELEASE NOTES
RHEL v3, Fedora Core 3, SuSE v9.2, and Mandrake 9.1 officially supported.
Amount of comments allowed in NAMELIST increased.
BUGS FIXED
Runtime does not automatically deallocate, on subroutine entry, a dummy argument which has both the ALLOCATABLE and INTENT(OUT) attributes.
LF95 does not catch pointer with deferred-shape-spec list.
--chkglobal causes compiler to fail on interface used and defined in different program units.
If --maxfatals is used with a small argument value no error are displayed in compiler output.
Runtime incorrectly handles array subobjects in namelist input. Using subobject in namelist input causes incorrect results.
With --chkglobal runtime incorrectly diagnoses a variable in example as undefined.
SPACING function returns invalid results if argument is less than 10.00 and greater than 0.40.
LF95 v6.20c produces runtime errors on Pentium I systems. If built with -tp executable runs on Pentium II or later without runtime error.
If a file is created with access='sequential' and then read from using access='direct' the runtime error is not trapped by the END, ERR, or IO_STAT control specs.
Runtime incorrectly uses /dev/zero.
Data is lost when writing more than one byte to a file opened with access='transparent' and form='binary'.