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CVF 6.6C3

jackosullivan
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Is there any documentation that describes the changes that have taken place between CVF 6.6B and 6.6C3? The only Release Notes that I could find pertain only to 6.6B.
Thanks very much and God bless!
Jack
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Look at the edit history in the release notes. I think I updated those. The only change of consequence was fixing a bug that caused derived type variables to be incorrectly padded at the end, messing up the layout if you had arrays of them.
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Jugoslav_Dujic
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My memory is vague, but I could swear that it also fixes the "pointer to non-target" bug:
Code:
integer:: i(100)  !No TARGET attribute
integer, pointer:: pi(:)

pi => i
This goes by in 6.6B, and 6.6C3 correctly issues an error.
Also, I do recall having to fix some erroneous code which incorrectly passed 6.6B but 6.6C issued warnings, but don't ask me about details...
Jugoslav
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jackosullivan1
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Steve and Jugoslav,
Thanks so muchfor the quick responses.
I finally did locate the 6.6C Release Notes after sneaking into the Compaq ftp site:
Steve, youhad, indeed, updated them -- the only problem being that HP-Compaq did not update the link to them from their web page.
Thanks again to both of you for yourcontinued dedication and priceless, generouscontributions to thecomputing community.
God bless!
Jack
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Steven_L_Intel1
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You're welcome, and I had somehow misread your question and answered about the difference between 6.6C2 and 6.6C3. Don't know what got into me. Yes, the release notes have a running edit history.
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