Re: Need Help: compiling old Fortran program


"John Harper" <harper@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1183501643.275202@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
In article <1183440526.358369.52110@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Terence <tbwright@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I was surprised nobody mentioned the effects of changing the value of
the DO-loop varable within the range of the loop. In the history of
compilers, there are (were) two ways of controlling a do-loop, DO
(label) I=i1,i2,i3

1) initialising the index to i1-i3 before the looping part,
incrementing by i3 and testing the current value against the i2 limit
before executing the loop instructions;

What is supposed to happen in that case if none of i1,i2,i3
Glad I found you, John. Did you have anything to do with Watcom?
Cordially, WW


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