Please fix forum code display font problem

[mecej4]

Since a couple of days ago (early April 2023), the forum software has started displaying Fortran code with different font sizes for Fortran keywords and user variables. The result is not pleasant to view.

Secondly, the vertical spacing between the line number in the code display is different from the vertical spacing between lines of code, as the code sample below shows. Look at the last line of the code. On my display with Edge or Firefox as the browser, that line appears to have a line number of 69.5 instead of 70.

This disparity is not so apparent when one is creating a new message or a reply, but becomes apparent after posting.

program fpubench
   implicit none
   integer, parameter :: maxsiz = 2000, nrep = 5000
   real*8 a(maxsiz,maxsiz), b(maxsiz), c(maxsiz,maxsiz)
   integer dinfo, i, j, mtype, nsiz, nl, irep, rl
   real*8 cputimesecs, finish, start, gflop, gflops
   character*12 :: stars = "(1x,80('*'))"

   mtype = 1
   dinfo = 1
   nsiz = maxsiz
   print stars
   write (*,'(1x,a,i0,a,i0)') 'Running ',nrep, &
      ' times with Matrix size ', nsiz

! Begin Computational Kernel
   call cpu_time(start)
   do irep = 1, nrep
      do j = 1, nsiz
         b(j) = dble(j)
         do i = 1, nsiz
            if ( i < j ) then
               a(i,j) = 0.0d0
               c(i,j) = 0.0d0
            else
               a(i,j) = dble(2*i+3*j) + 0.005*irep
               c(i,j) = a(i,j)*b(j)
            endif
         enddo
      enddo
      !call check(nsiz, c)
   enddo
   call cpu_time(finish)
   call check(nsiz, c)
! End Computational Kernel

   cputimesecs = finish - start
   gflop = real(nsiz*nsiz,8)*nrep/1.0d9
   if ( cputimesecs/=0.0d0 ) then
      gflops = gflop/cputimesecs
   else
      gflops = -999.0
   endif
   write (*,*) 'lower triangular matrix'
   write (*,'(3(1x,a,g12.3))') 'a = ', a(1,1), 'b = ', b(1), 'c = ', c(1,1)
   write (*,'(3(1x,a,g12.3))') 'a = ', a(nsiz,1), 'b = ', b(1), 'c = ', c(nsiz,1)
   write (*,'(1x,a,f10.3)') 'total number of floating point calcs (gflop): ', gflop
   write (*,'(1x,a,f10.3)') 'total cpu time (seconds); ', cputimesecs
   write (*,'(1x,a,f10.3)') 'floating point ops per sec (gflops); ', gflops
   print stars
   write (*,*) 'fpu_bench has finished running'
end program

subroutine check(n,c)
   implicit none
   integer, intent(in) :: n
   real*8, intent(in) :: c(n,n)
   integer i,j,nrep
   nrep = 5000
   do j = 1, n
      do i = 1, n
         if(j > i)then
            if(c(i,j) /= 0.0d0)print '(1x,2i5,es12.4)',i,j,c(i,j)
         else
            if(c(i,j) /= dble((2*i+3*j+0.005*nrep)*j))print '(1x,2i5,es12.4)',i,j,c(i,j)
         endif
      enddo
   enddo
   return
end subroutine ! Should be line 70

[jimdempseyatthecove]

FWIW pasting

call cpu_time(start)

into Word shows "call" as Consolas 12 and cpu_time as consolas 10.5

These should be Courier 12 (or some fixed pitch font, uniform for all text).

Jim Dempsey

[mecej4]

The mixed font problem was fixed a couple of days after the original post, but without notification here, so a person viewing the original post in the future may wonder what the fuss is all about. Anyway, "problem solved!"

[JohnNichols]

Internal to Intel:

Hey Intern someone is complaining about the website font and now the forum people want it fixed. 

12 hours later, the intern after reading many manuals says to boss, no idea. 

Boss says, do this, 30 seconds later fixed.