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Support for Fortran 2003

lynton_appel
Beginner
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Hi!
With the publication of the FORTRAN 2003 standard in November 2004,
I would like to know what plans the INTEL team have for implementing
features contained within the new standard. This information will be very
helpful to me in deciding the optimum computer language to use on a new
project. It would also be helpful if beta versions of any new compiler versions
were made available prior to the official release.
Withe regards
Lynton Appel
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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Some F2003 features are already in the product. We'll add more in future versions. It would be helpful to us to know which particular areas of F2003 you would find most immediately useful in your applications.
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mhermanns
Beginner
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>> It would be helpful to us to know which particular areas of F2003 you would find most immediately useful in your applications.<<

1) Pointers to functions.

2) Derived data types that allow to include pointers to functions.

3) reshapes through pointer assignments

Miguel
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hanswb
Beginner
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Hello,
useful 2003 areas:
- Object-oriented features, e.g. associate, function pointers ...
- Floating point exception handling
- Fortan/C interoperability features
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mluz
Beginner
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i am working in gentoo and i need to install the ifc 7.1.
where is possible to obtain the source?
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Intel_C_Intel
Employee
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My special wishes are:

Really desired: Polymorphic entities and pointers to functions.

Nice to have: MOVE_ALLOC procedure, Interface to C

But for some features I have to admit, I do not understand the aim of them.
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