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Leonard-Reuter opened this issue Dec 16, 2019 · 2 comments
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switch off backwards compatibility with compiler arguments #117

Leonard-Reuter opened this issue Dec 16, 2019 · 2 comments

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@Leonard-Reuter
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It would be great to be able to switch off backwards compatibility 'features' with compiler arguments:
eg.:
-implicit=none
-case_sensitive=true
to enforce good code for new projects.

@milancurcic
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Most compilers implement non-standard features like this. This repo is for proposals to the Fortran Standard Committee.

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certik commented Dec 16, 2019

Most compilers implement non-standard features like this. This repo is for proposals to the Fortran Standard Committee.

I think we allow to discuss issues more broadly here, and I think all these overlap:

  • The standard itself
  • What compilers do
  • What the community does

This issue is related to the discussions at #40, #83.

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