top | item 45363337 (no title) potbelly83 | 5 months ago Doesn't fortran also support the ability to define arrays with arbitrary bounds i.e. (-4, 5) which is quite difficult todo in other languages discuss order hn newest pklausler|5 months ago Yes, but pitfalls were added to the feature in Fortran '90 and it should now be generally avoided. TheRealKing|5 months ago I strongly disagree. Arbitrary bounds are tremendously helpful in dealing with arrays whose starting point must be offset. load replies (1)
pklausler|5 months ago Yes, but pitfalls were added to the feature in Fortran '90 and it should now be generally avoided. TheRealKing|5 months ago I strongly disagree. Arbitrary bounds are tremendously helpful in dealing with arrays whose starting point must be offset. load replies (1)
TheRealKing|5 months ago I strongly disagree. Arbitrary bounds are tremendously helpful in dealing with arrays whose starting point must be offset. load replies (1)
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