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With the aim of making OpenCoarrays viable for use with multiple compilers, please ensure that all code that hits the master branch is standard-conforming. An example of non-standard code is the "call abort()" appearing throughout the test suite, including but definitely not limited to the following locations:
and many other locations. Presumably these only terminate a single image and should therefore be replaced with stop. Alternatively, if global termination is intended, they should be replaced with error stop.
If there is a compelling reason to include non-standard code in the repository, let's document it. I will submit a separate issue to help address the state of documentation in the tests.
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Item 1 in the above list is the one current test failure when building OpenCoarrays with the GCC 7 trunk dated 20161026. GitHub shows the two of you as contributors to the relevant file: get_with_offset_1d.f90. Please address the above issue in that file and any others to which you contributed.
With the aim of making OpenCoarrays viable for use with multiple compilers, please ensure that all code that hits the master branch is standard-conforming. An example of non-standard code is the "call abort()" appearing throughout the test suite, including but definitely not limited to the following locations:
and many other locations. Presumably these only terminate a single image and should therefore be replaced with
stop
. Alternatively, if global termination is intended, they should be replaced witherror stop
.If there is a compelling reason to include non-standard code in the repository, let's document it. I will submit a separate issue to help address the state of documentation in the tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: