Re: storing an integer in a double precision

"Lynn McGuire" <lmc@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:iq15tu$1vh$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

| BTW, our code works just fine also using the unix f77 compiler
| (Sun, Apollo, HP-UX) when we turn on zero initialization. I
| have not tried any of the modern unix boxes (linux, etc). It
| worked just fine with the old GCC F77 compiler also but I have
| not tried this in many years.

Might be better to fix the progam. Automatic initialization to zero
is not standard Fortran.


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