Converted from SourceForge issue 2984522, submitted by dfranke
Consider:
$ cat contline.f
! Comments may go anywhere ...
INTEGER a
&, b ! ... even here!
&, c
END
Looking t the actions reported by '--dump' (ofp-0.8.0), a reproduction of above could would result in:
INTEGER a, b, c
END
Which is perfectly valid and equivalent to the original source - for the parser at least. A human reader might disagree.
If comments would be reported, any user of ofp could ignore them by not implementing the respective hook if they are not needed for the application at hand.
Converted from SourceForge issue 2984522, submitted by dfranke
Consider:
$ cat contline.f
! Comments may go anywhere ...
INTEGER a
&, b ! ... even here!
&, c
END
Looking t the actions reported by '--dump' (ofp-0.8.0), a reproduction of above could would result in:
INTEGER a, b, c
END
Which is perfectly valid and equivalent to the original source - for the parser at least. A human reader might disagree.
If comments would be reported, any user of ofp could ignore them by not implementing the respective hook if they are not needed for the application at hand.