Question about out-of-bounds warning

Please consider the following program:

program main
integer :: i(2)
i (0:-1) = 1
end

Is this allowed? The assignment is a "do-nothing", but both
bounds are outside of the bounds of the array. Would a warning
be in order here?
.

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