gFortran allocatable arrays and intrinsic all function
Be carefull when using allocatable arrays and all builtin method. The compiler is not able to detect the different sizes. So it provides a false positive when tested with the first value of the array. Check below an example: program allbug implicit none real, allocatable :: values(:,:) allocate(values(3,1)) values(:, 1) = [26., 27., 28.] write(*,*) "values= ", values write(*,*) "the same vs 26?", all(values(:, 1) == [26.] ) write(*,*) "the same vs 27?", all(values(:, 1) == [27.] ) end program The output: bash:~/projects$ ./a.out values= 26.0000000 27.0000000 28.0000000 the same vs 26? T <---- HERE! the same vs 27? F On the other hand, when it is done with an explicit array an error is raised at compilation time. all-fixed.f90:10:36-51: 10 | write(*,*) "the same vs 26?", all(values(:, 1) == [26.] ) | 1 2 Error: Shapes for operands at...