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Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply

2004-11-20, 8:56 am

I'm looking for a CONCISE overview of new (and deleted, and obsolescent)
features in 2003. I don't want the draft standard (well, not for this),
but just something like a simple web page (in HTML, not links to
download a huge PDF (or, worse, WORD) document) with a list of the new
features.

Or, if someone knows, then just post the list here.

Does any compiler already support all of Fortran 2003?

Danguard

2004-11-20, 8:56 am

In article <cnn51s$vg0$2@online.de>, helbig@astro.multiCLOTHESvax.de
says...

> I'm looking for a CONCISE overview of new (and deleted, and obsolescent)
> features in 2003. I don't want the draft standard (well, not for this),


Googling, I found this interesting web page:

<http://www.kcl.ac.uk/kis/support/ci...an/f90home.html>

and the "sub-page" regarding F2k3:

<http://www.kcl.ac.uk/kis/support/ci...90home.html#1.3>

> Does any compiler already support all of Fortran 2003?


I don't know ?_?

Ciao,
Dan
Helge Avlesen

2004-11-20, 8:56 am

helbig@astro.multiCLOTHESvax.de (Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply) writes:

| Does any compiler already support all of Fortran 2003?

maybe in a lab somewhere? as far as I know, NAG is in the lead
featurewise with e.g initial support for «true» object oriented
programming

http://www.nag.co.uk/nagware/NP/NP50_announcement.asp

Helge
Richard Maine

2004-11-20, 3:56 pm

helbig@astro.multiCLOTHESvax.de (Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply) writes:

> Does any compiler already support all of Fortran 2003?


No. Nag has one or two (depending on how you count) of the major
object-oriented features. It has polymporphism and inheritance.
But it doesn't have type-bound procedures, which I pretty quickly
run into the need for in applying polymorphism in practice. And
it doesn't even have procedure pointers, which could serve in a
pinch as a substitute for type-bound.

F2003 is a pretty big step. There are a whole bunch of other
features that NAG hasn't done yet either. I'd still have to
characterise it as an f95 compiler with a few f2003 features,
even if some of those happen to be major features, rather than
as an almost-f2003 compiler that is missing some.

There are lots of compilers that have added a few f2003 features,
and are in the process of adding more. The C interop stuff is
highly popular for early implementation, as are a few other
things. Some compilers do the IEEE and allocatable TRs, which
sort of count as f2003 features.

John Reid did am extended summary of f2003 new features. I don't
have a handy link in front of me, but it is on the WG5 server and
was also published a few other places. (Almost bound to have
been in one of the issues of the Fortran Journal). I could dig up
a link, but I'm feeling lazy at the momemt.

--
Richard Maine
email: my last name at domain
domain: summertriangle dot net
beliavsky@aol.com

2004-11-20, 3:56 pm


Richard Maine <nospam@see.signature> wrote:

>John Reid did am extended summary of f2003 new features. I don't
>have a handy link in front of me, but it is on the WG5 server and
>was also published a few other places. (Almost bound to have
>been in one of the issues of the Fortran Journal). I could dig up
>a link, but I'm feeling lazy at the momemt.


Reid's paper "The New Features of Fortran 2003" in PDF format is at http://www.kcl.ac.uk/kis/support/ci...id_new_2003.pdf"

Malcolm Cohen's "Sneak P at Fortran 2003 for Quantitative Analysts" is
at
http://www.fenews.com/fen35/where_n...um_matters.html .



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Michael Metcalf

2004-11-20, 3:56 pm


"Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply" <helbig@astro.multiCLOTHESvax.de>
wrote in message news:cnn51s$vg0$2@online.de...
> I'm looking for a CONCISE overview of new (and deleted, and obsolescent)
> features in 2003. I don't want the draft standard (well, not for this),
> but just something like a simple web page (in HTML, not links to
> download a huge PDF (or, worse, WORD) document) with a list of the new
> features.


A rather brief summary is contained in Chapter 1 of "Fortran 95/2003
Explained" and that is available as a PDF of only 106kb at www.opu.co.uk.

Not quite what you wanted, but maybe it helps,

Mike Metcalf


Michael Metcalf

2004-11-20, 3:56 pm


"Michael Metcalf" <michael.metcalf@t-online.de> wrote in message
news:cno0g4$nbm$1@ngspool-d02.news.aol.com...

www.opu.co.uk whoops: www.oup.co.uk!




beliavsky@aol.com

2004-11-21, 3:58 am

helbig@astro.multiCLOTHESvax.de (Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply) wrote in message news:<cnn51s$vg0$2@online.de>...
> I'm looking for a CONCISE overview of new (and deleted, and obsolescent)
> features in 2003. I don't want the draft standard (well, not for this),
> but just something like a simple web page (in HTML, not links to
> download a huge PDF (or, worse, WORD) document) with a list of the new
> features.
>
> Or, if someone knows, then just post the list here.


I posted a list in February 2004 in a message entitled "Fortran 2003
new features", based on an article by Reid -- see
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...ting.google.com
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