Make num comply (mostly) with Fortran 2008 standard
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num: make test src f2008 standard compliant
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num comply (mostly) with Fortran 2008 standardnum comply (mostly) with Fortran 2008 standard
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Are we good to merge this? |
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I think so? I'm not sure if we want to wait until after the release. I personally don't mind but wouldn't mind at least another dev chipping in. |
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Probably best to merge this in right after release actually, since we'd like to get the release out very soon and even though we tested this branch it doesn't add too much to users (yet, without the other successive PRs which should be left for after the release) |
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Merging now that we already have the 24.08.1 release branch |
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This is the continuation of @VincentVanlaer's PR #696 (thanks Vincent!), which already made
num/testcomply with the Fortran 2008 standard. The rest ofnumis now compiled with a Fortran 2008 flag so the aim is to reduce the number of warnings before merging this intomain.We should make sure we can still build with
ifortbefore merging.