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Module part 1:

Module m
!
Type t
Integer :: i1
Integer :: i2
Integer :: i3
End Type t
Interface Operator(<)
Module Proced ...

The following program may be eligible for an award for the most weird and useless nonsense, but it generates an incorrect result when compiled with /FULL_DEBUG. The program is on the long side, but I ...

I second that. I will be glad to have the /ALL_ERRORS compiler option.

Hi Paul,
I'm sorry this is so complex. However, I believe that because John's response gave me a better sense of how to avoid the problem, I have a satisfactory work around. So I no longer consider t ...

John,
Your comments have set me thinking. First, let's remove c from the definition of t3, for simplification. Consider the following (I include all the code for ease of following):

Module m
!
...

For what it's worth, the same problem occurs if the pointer is converted to an allocatable array:

Module m
!
Type t1
Integer :: i1
Integer :: i2
End Type t1
...

In cwplus.enh, paragraph 473, new parameters are described. These appear to be available in clrwin, but not in clrwin$. Can they be added?

The curly-brackets solution you mentioned here:
http://forums.silverfrost.com/viewtopic.php?t=4715
solves this bitmap problem. Evidently something is not working with the resource script file, but t ...

Hi Paul,

I understand that %cw will soon be restored - if so, then I will wait for the new release.

My bitmap example is not working with NAGWare. Here is a simple example, which works as expect ...

How do we include cw_write@ (and presumably we need to use cw_write$)? Is it in clrwin$?

On a slightly separate issue, I have not been able to get %bm to work with other compilers. Is there anythin ...

Hi Paul,
Indeed, in this case, it appears that only Print is not working, and printing individual components works, as in your example. However, I detected this problem in my much larger program beca ...

The following program defines a derived type at3 in terms of another derived type (at2), which in turn is defined as an array of yet another derived type (at1). Subroutine s is called to initialise a ...

There may well be scope for improving on interface design. However, I have found them useful when passing a procedure as an argument to a subroutine when the procedure cannot be included in a Use stat ...

Ian Lambley has posted something about this in at least a couple of places on the forum. Here's one:

http://forums.silverfrost.com/viewtopic.php?t=2722&highlight=endian

Understood. I can certainly manage without submodules high on the priority list fo rnow.