1.2 Special Conventions Used Here

In the tables and examples that follow, Fortran directives and source code are shown in upper case, but are case-insensitive.

The term structured-block refers to a block of Fortran or C/C++ statements having no transfers into or out of the block.

Constructs within square brackets, [...], are optional.

Throughout this manual, “Fortran” refers to the Fortran 95 language and compiler, f95.

The terms “directive” and “pragma” are used interchangeably in this manual.