Re: IMPLICIT NONE (F2k8+/-)

Greg Lindahl wrote: 
In article <11lnu2hqd5deb50@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Gary L. Scott <garyscott@xxxxxxx> wrote:


But it doesn't even effect anybody in any significant negative way, just add a compiler switch on compilation, get the old behavior (if they must)... 


So the people building Fortran packages who don't understand either
Fortran or the Makefile scheme can phone you up for free consulting,
right?

If they're that incompetent, then they shouldn't be programming in the first place.


I think IMPLICIT NONE is a great feature, and I use it on all the code
I write. But there's a reason why compilers don't default to having it
on already.

-- greg



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