Lahey Support
08-15-2003, 01:33 AM
I still think clarification is needed here.
Tom Lahey wrote:
>> ELF90 fully conforms to the Fortran 90 (and Fortran 95, and also
>> Fortran 2K) Standard, i.e., ELF90 is a proper subset.
ELF90 *programs* fully conforms to the Fortran standard, right?
>> ELF90 is a fully functioning compiler, i.e., it can produce working
>> programs.
ELF90 *compiler* is a fully functioning subset compiler
(that means it's not a standard conforming processor).
Well written modern Fortran programs are usually within the ELF90
subset, of course. The "complete description" can be found at
http://www.lahey.com/ under "products" -> "ELF90" ->
"click here for a complete product description".
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Tom Lahey wrote:
>> ELF90 fully conforms to the Fortran 90 (and Fortran 95, and also
>> Fortran 2K) Standard, i.e., ELF90 is a proper subset.
ELF90 *programs* fully conforms to the Fortran standard, right?
>> ELF90 is a fully functioning compiler, i.e., it can produce working
>> programs.
ELF90 *compiler* is a fully functioning subset compiler
(that means it's not a standard conforming processor).
Well written modern Fortran programs are usually within the ELF90
subset, of course. The "complete description" can be found at
http://www.lahey.com/ under "products" -> "ELF90" ->
"click here for a complete product description".
--
Yasuki Arasaki
[address removed]
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