Re: Does this string processing work for you?

Arjen Markus wrote: 
But what happens with a loop like:

read( s, *, err=1 ) ( v(i) ,i=7,100,3 )

(By the way the final value of "i" with the Intel Fortran compiler
on Linux is 103)

I would think that should be an error. 100 should be interpreted as a maximum range value that must not be exceeded. I've no idea of standard conformance though.


Regards,

Arjen



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