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- Up to the 2003 standard, Fortran used the same limit on its
arrays. Fortran 2008 has raised it to 15.
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- Variables %gil%refI with
I=1,4 (ibid. %gil%valI %gil%incI) which
were marked as deprecated, have been removed. The new pointer arrays
must be used instead.
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anymore3
- This restriction is actually older than the GDFV2
definition.
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initialized.4
- However, the whole GIO library can still work
consistently on unitialized gildas data structure, as it never accesses
the pointer elements.
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