- Incorrect results in sorting algorithm
- Regression with respect to recursive subroutine call
- Compiler crash when taking substring of function returning a character string
- /ISO should flag error when using REAL as a DO variable
- Regression with respect to false warning about unreachable code
- Win32 Visual Studio debugger crash on Windows Vista when debugging external DLLs
- Custom build steps in Visual Studio plugin when installed to non-default location
- ALLOCATE regression in 5.20
- Support for Visual Studio 2008
- Additional project support in Visual Studio 2005/2008. User folders can now be created in the solution explorer
- Plato Version 4 now supports Unicode. Note that version 4 is not compatible with Windows 9x
- Further support for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008
The following is a summary of FTN95 bugs that have been fixed at version 5.20.
- 'Compile' file in Visual Studio solution explorer behaviour fixed.
- Further fixes and support for debugging under Vista.
- False type warning when using REAL(COUNT(i)) as an argument.
- Error not reported for array assignment with mismatched shapes.
- ALLOCATE does not fail when size of block overflows.
- /OLD_ARRAYS gives a false error report when A(1) is not an argument.
- Missing "TYPE" in "END TYPE" causes a module to terminate prematurely.
- Error not reported when named DO statement does not have matching ENDDO name.
- OPENF@ not working under .NET.
- NINT(AR,1) fails for two-dimensional array AR.
- PRIVATE not implemented when member is used in module.
- Initialisation of TYPE members within a MODULE fails for large arrays.
- "Operand incompatible with opcode" failure on integer*1 = integer*4 assignment.
- USE ONLY f=>g does not link when the function g is declared in another module.
- Compiler crashes when writing linker data for a certain module.
- Warning about unreachable code not provided in /DEBUG mode.
- SUM intrinsic used as argument for DOT_PRODUCT does not compile.
- IBITS not working for INTEGER*8.
- /CONVERT not working.
- IACHAR not available in array initialisation implied DO loop.
- Explicit declaration needed for a function used on RHS of a statement function.
- False warning when compiler-defined constant is not used.
The following changes has been made:
- Use of ALLOCATABLE in TYPE declaration is now tollerated though not standard conforming.
- /WIDE_SOURCE limit increased to 1024 characters per line.
- GET_COMMAND_ARGUMENT intrinsic function, character limit increased from 128 to 256.
- Improved compatibility with AMD Geode range of processors
- Improvide Vista support from SDBG and Visual Studio Win32 debugger
The following is a summary of FTN95 bugs that have been fixed at version 5.10.
- Poor error report when MAX is used with an array argument.
- .NET false error report about miss-matched argument types in function call.
- False warning with ALLOCATE, statement will not be executed.
- ABS not implemented for INTEGER*8.
- Missing error report when trying to use JUMP@ under .NET.
- Some array sections not checked at runtime for shape conformance.
- Another .NET false error report about miss-matched argument types.
- Operand incompatible with opcode failure with particular use of TRANSFER intrinsic.
- False warning, RESULT not set in certain recursive function definitions.
- Character variable in a particular WHERE test gives internal compiler error.
- An INCLUDE statement corrupts some CONTAINed subroutines.
- False error report for certain internal PURE routines.
- FORALL statement using SUM intrinsic fails to initialise correctly.
- User-defined assignment was not implemented in the context of an paricular array assignment.
- Regression in Plato3 fixed: Problem with project file list and dependency
checking.
- Regression in FTN95 fixed: Arrays were not correctly initialised (i.e.
simultaneously declared and initialised) in modules.
- In some circumstances the Visual Studio 2005 integration was not fully installed and theefore not fully functional.
- Arguments are now passed to the debugee when using the Visual Studio debugger in Win32 mode
- NEW FEATURE: Visual Studio 2005 integration.
- NEW FEATURE: Microsoft .NET 2.0 compatibility.
The following is a summary of FTN95 bugs that have been fixed at version 5.00.
- REPEAT intrinsic has 32K limit on second argument.
- Illegal memory reference bug in matrix reallocation program.
- UNDEF failure with OPTIONAL character argument.
- Register tracking failure over INVOKE.
- Use of /PROFILE can cause incorrect function return.
- Missing label not reported when followed by CONTAINS.
- Recovery from underflow is not automatic for Win64.
- <= is not parsed correctly in some situations.
- Particular use of User-defined == operator fails.
- Optional INTENT(OUT) causes runtime failure with FULL_UNDEF.
- Initialisation fails with TARGET and UNDEF.
- Regression at 4.9. Assigned GOTO does not work in fixed format.
- Regression at 4.9. Access violation when reading a MODULE.
- BIT_SIZE does not work for 64 bit integers.
- SIZE = len fails in READ statement.
- INTENT(IN) does not prevent assignment via a READ statement.
- Incorrect result for a particular use of the TRANSFER function.
- Incorrect result for a complex arithmetic calculation.
- Size of .NET debug information reduced
- An assigned GOTO with array value failed to compile.
- An access violation occurred when reading a certain TYPE from a module.
- Changes essential for using /F_STDCALL
- NEW FEATURE: /LOCAL_ZERO added for .NET only. Like /ZEROISE but for local variables. Cannot be used with /UNDEF.
- NEW FEATURE: Size of /UNDEF executable reduced for .NET MODULE containing large array.
- NEW FEATURE: Size of .NET DLL reduced when it contains a large MODULE array.
- NEW FEATURE: NET OBJECTs can now be initialised when declared.
- NEW FEATURE: REAL assigned to hexadecimal value now generates a warning.
- NEW FEATURE: /F_STDCALL option added for Win32
The following is a summary of FTN95 bugs that have been fixed at version 4.9.
- Missing member initialation in array elements of user-defined TYPE.
- INQUIRE(PAD=...) missing.
- Runtime problem with SHAPE intrinsic - arrays erroneously reported as not conforming.
- Corrupt header of very large record in unformatted IO.
- INTEGER i = 'F' does not generate warning or code for .NET.
- /OPT failure with benchmark test
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