F2003 and compilers...

From: Bart Vandewoestyne (MyFirstName.MyLastName_at_telenet.be)
Date: 03/17/05 

Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 20:08:22 +0000 (UTC)

While I was checking out the g95 page today, I noticed the following
things:

http://g95.org/docs.html tells me g95 has a -std=F2003 option. What
does this mean? I can check if a sourcefile is written according to the
F2003 standard, but I cannot get any binary output?

On the g95 site, i notice some entries like:

"Andrew Beddall pointed out that the F2003 GET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE()
subroutine was not implemented. Added it."
"Bill McLean pointed out an error with the f2003 get_command_argument()
intrinsic. The output argument weren't marked as INTENT(OUT)"

Does this mean g95 already has some F2003 features and a programmer can
already write and compile F2003 code in a certain way? Or is it just
syntax checking, but no binary output yet?

Regards,
Bart 

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