Re: forall and do loop

highegg wrote:
For instance, generating a separate unit-stride and non-unit-stride
code for array expressions (I'm not sure if gfortran does this).

No, not at the moment. But, barring waiting for SSE47 to acquire
proper long vector support with a stride register (and other useful
things like scatter/gather), something like this has to be done if one
wants to vectorize loops with arrays provided via arguments to
procedures with explicit interfaces (where arrays are passed by
descriptor).


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