https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=97176
--- Comment #3 from Jeremy Sanders <jeremy at jeremysanders dot net> --- I'm not using -fno-automatic out of choice, unfortunately (I'd never use it otherwise). I maintaining part of a large software package which has this switched on (for unclear reasons). It will require some testing to remove this option. What would be really useful is a warning in the manual which makes it clear that it is a bad idea to use this option. This would help prevent people switching it on without knowing that it breaks standards-conforming code. Unless you know the fortran standard well, it just seems a minor code generation option from the current docs. I'd be happy if this bug was closed with a documentation update (or a warning is added for this case). What about adding something like "Use of this option is highly discouraged as it can break standard-conforming code. Its use is only intended as a short-term fix for non-standard code." ?
