------- Comment #37 from burnus at gcc dot gnu dot org 2010-08-22 19:32 -------
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Draft patch for NORM2 -- and draft run-time test, early PARITY patch
Draft patch for NORM2; as PARITY is essentially the same -- thus, an untested
PARITY implementation is included as well.
TODO
- There is some bug in converting the call for NORM2 - probably in
trans-intrinsic.c; result: a segfault for the run-time version at compile time
- Inline run-time version missing, cf. ISYM_SUM - possibly use lib version with
-Os?
- Test cases
- PARITY: What about logical kinds 1 and 2? Or how to handle this better? --
and the same issues as for NORM2.
Note, a simple conversion only works for scalars not for arrays - which require
would require a temporary. I could image that INTEGER(1) is often used due to
its smaller storage size.
PS: NORM2 is described as "careful calculation of Euclidean norm" in the BCS
slides and in the what's new in F2008 article. Currently, I use the trivial
brute-force method. Maybe something more careful should be done?
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