Lahey Support
08-15-2003, 01:33 AM
Hi Robin
I presume you were clarifying my clumsy wording ... but, just to be sure I
understand you:
Does ELF90 fully conform to the Fortran90 standard as far as you are aware ?
Is it a fully functioning compiler, ie. can one produce working programs in
the Fortran90 standard ?
By subset compiler, do you mean it omits the old constructs ?
Gaz
-----Original Message-----
From: robin [address removed]
Sent: Saturday, 1 September 2001 08:35
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[address removed]
Subject: RE: [LF] Fortran style
> From: [address removed]
> Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 14:18:05 +1000
> ELF90 (as I understand it) is a fully functioning 'Fortran 90 standard
> complying' compiler - wihout backward compatibility.
As LF90 is a subset compiler, it cannot be called "fully functioning".
That said, it omits the old constructs. The new F90 features
are supported.
> Gaz
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I presume you were clarifying my clumsy wording ... but, just to be sure I
understand you:
Does ELF90 fully conform to the Fortran90 standard as far as you are aware ?
Is it a fully functioning compiler, ie. can one produce working programs in
the Fortran90 standard ?
By subset compiler, do you mean it omits the old constructs ?
Gaz
-----Original Message-----
From: robin [address removed]
Sent: Saturday, 1 September 2001 08:35
To: [address removed] [address removed]
[address removed]
Subject: RE: [LF] Fortran style
> From: [address removed]
> Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 14:18:05 +1000
> ELF90 (as I understand it) is a fully functioning 'Fortran 90 standard
> complying' compiler - wihout backward compatibility.
As LF90 is a subset compiler, it cannot be called "fully functioning".
That said, it omits the old constructs. The new F90 features
are supported.
> Gaz
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