... problem? For instance, we can design it so, that succ(a) is of the same type as a. But exactly that gives rise to another possible runtime error whith subranges, since succ(upperbound) and pred(lowerbound) are undefined. And so on. I think it should be possible to use this to ensure the specified number range at compile time. I doubt this helps much, for the reasons stated. Yet, ...

...-shape array). And, when I tried to access an element of X, say, by putting a=X(1,2,2,2), it showed the message that the index is out of range, saying that X has upperbound=lowerbound=dimension=1. And, I found in the ANL webpage that the failure of assumed-shape array in fortran with MPI is known. Is anybody aware of a solution to this problem other than passing the bounds together and ...

...breakage that occurs at angles not completely transverse and try to take into account the spread of sizes with smaller sizes contributing more as in concrete then this may be a good lowerbound and the actual value will likely be higher but already again the value seems significant for fall times I don't know if your analysis is right, however I think these questions need...

... occurs at angles not completely transverse and try to take into account the spread of sizes with smaller sizes contributing more as in concrete then this may be a good lowerbound and the actual value will likely be higher but already again the value seems significant for fall times -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- galathaea: prankster, fablist, magician, liar