Re: Portable isfinite for gfortran 4.0.3 and ifort 8.1/9.0

In article <1152959999.935400.224490@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Niels L Ellegaard" <niels.ellegaard@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
I am looking for an implementation of isfinite that works on the
following three compilers

gfortran 4.0.3, ifort 8.1, and ifort 9.0

You probably want to upgrade to at least gfortran 4.1.1.

I do not use the -fastmath flag when compiling, but I do use the
optimization flags. what is the simplest failproof way to do the test?

See Joost's post for a function that may work. Some
compilers may optimize 'isfinite = (a-a).EQ.0' to TRUE for
all values of 'a'.

--
Steve
http://troutmask.apl.washington.edu/~kargl/
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