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:For instance (having just now looked again at "Compare a list of strings" I see you missed the remark "Later Fortran offers the special function ALL...", and the use of this sort of function is available only with F90 and later. Thus, the example code will ''not'' compile with F77, only with F90 and later. And, I declare and use an array of character variables; this is not a "hack" but an ordinary array of thingies, each thingy being almost a string, lacking only a current length.
:: I really enjoy what you are writing here and hope you don't take personally my remarks. Feel free to correct anything I wrote there. ) [[User:Zmi007|Zmi007]] ([[User talk:Zmi007|talk]])
::No worries. I'm glad to see that someone is interested in what I have had a go at. I find the Rosettacode webpage/wiki organisation a bit difficult to follow - I found a list of tasks not implemented in Fortran, then for ages couldn't find that again (not recalling what wanderings had led me to it) but when I found it again a few days back, this time I remembered to save a bookmark. Which hopefully, won't vanish after a crash or whatnot. Otherwise, I might stumble upon a possible task without Furrytran, and if it tweaks my interest I'll have a go. I still haven't rediscovered the web page showing statistics such as how many tasks each language has an entry for. Meanwhile, I'm back in a cybercafe, but I checked, and the compiler I use notes Fortran 90/95.
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