Fortran 2003 is a major extension of Fortran 95. This contrasts with Fortran 95, which was a minor extension of Fortran 90. Beside the two TR items, the major changes concern object orientation and interfacing with C. Allocatable arrays are very

a program which demonstrates how a FORTRAN main program can declare an allocatable array, pass it to a subroutine, which can then allocate it and fill it with data, and then return the allocated and initialized array to the calling program

Although the data structures in this file are open and stack allocatable we reserve the right to hide them in further releases.

Examines use of allocatable function in fortran

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