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Writing code with the following notation in quadruple precision would result in wasted spaces that would cause the compilation to fail, as shown below
code
real(16) :: r
r=1.0q-10
The above code is formatted as follows
real(16) :: r
r =1.0q-10
The expected formatting is as follows
real(16) :: r
r =1.0q-10
Adding the --disable-whitespace option prevent this problem,
but it would also ignore all other whitespace-related formats,
so it would be preferable to support quadruple precision q and Q representations, but I'm not sure.
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Writing code with the following notation in quadruple precision would result in wasted spaces that would cause the compilation to fail, as shown below
code
The above code is formatted as follows
The expected formatting is as follows
Adding the --disable-whitespace option prevent this problem,
but it would also ignore all other whitespace-related formats,
so it would be preferable to support quadruple precision q and Q representations, but I'm not sure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: