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Use the * format in Fortran READ statements #921
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I'm not sure what you mean by not available on the site, right not there's only one chapter that has Fortran code : https://www.algorithm-archive.org/contents/euclidean_algorithm/euclidean_algorithm.html. If you know Fortran feel free to open PRs about it! |
Like @ShadowMitia We only have fortran code when it is submitted by community members. The only other fortran PR is #638. I am a big fan of fortran, so I would be happy to see more. If you want to create a PR about this change, feel free to do so and it will be quickly merged (I think) |
I have to check later, but there's definitely more Fortran code in the AAA. E.g. Euler and velocity-verlet. (Basically search for PRs by me) Regarding the initial issue. I have to check that later as well. IIRC that |
@depate You're right, I'm just blind I guess... |
Yeah, I think I have become more lax on type specifiers. I find them really useful for me, but I guess if other people don't think that's the case, we can remove them |
I see that there have been some Fortran codes submitted but that Fortran is not available as an option on the site. Looking at the code interactive_euclidean.f90 , I suggest that
READ(*, '(i10)', iostat=ioerror) temp_a, temp_b
be replaced by
READ(*, *, iostat=ioerror) temp_a, temp_b
which will work even if the user enters two numbers on the same line before pressing
Enter
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