(j3.2006) J3 Fortran interp letter ballot #13 - due 17-Aug-2007 ** due 6-Aug-2007 if possible **
Jim Xia
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Thu Jul 26 16:41:50 EDT 2007
Michael Ingrassia <michaeli at ranma.sfbay.sun.com>
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Re: (j3.2006) J3 Fortran interp letter ballot #13 - due 17-Aug-2007 **
due 6-Aug-2007 if possible **
Jim Xia says about F03/0090:
>before rushing to the proposed edit.
This is the first time I can recall hearing the Fortran Interp process
characterized as "rushing". 8)
In any case I had intended to vote Yes on F03/0090.
The fact that one can figure out what a "polymorphic array constructor"
might signify is not in itself a valid argument that the
functionality should be added retroactively to Fortran 2003!
Especially so since the need for caution in checking this new
functionality against the rest of the standard would delay the interp.
Timely interps are desperately needed as the Fortran 2003 has already
been published.
--Michael I.
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Hi Michael,
This paper was presented and passed near the end of J3 meeting #180. I
must be sleeping at the meeting since I found out these problems as soon
as I got back to IBM (I felt very bad about this). Treating array
constructor always as a non-polymorphic is like closing door to the other
possibilities where users may find very useful. Note in the example
given, you can achieve the nonpolymorphic array constructor by this [T::
(dummy, i = 1, n)]. It seems to me keep the polymorphism is the right
choice.
Thanks,
Jim Xia
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