> This patch cleans up nested blocks when there's an unexpected end of a
> compilation unit (66175), and it handles cleaned-up blocks gracefully
> (62536). I've run "make check-fortran" with the attached test cases.
I have now committed the patch to trunk as revision 227135.
Thanks for your con
> No, I don't, but I would be happy to assign copyright. How do I do that? I've
> read this: https://www.fsf.org/licensing/assigning.html
> and it says I should "email the maintainer of the program communicating [my]
> desire to assign copyright.”
As I understand it, you need to fill this form:
> This patch cleans up nested blocks when there's an unexpected end of a
> compilation unit (66175), and it handles cleaned-up blocks gracefully
> (62536). I've run "make check-fortran" with the attached test cases.
The patch is OK.
But the question I missed in my earlier email was: do you hav
This patch cleans up nested blocks when there's an unexpected end of a
compilation unit (66175), and it handles cleaned-up blocks gracefully (62536).
I've run "make check-fortran" with the attached test cases.
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