... is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. Empirical beliefs are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I cannot doubt that I have it. What may be causing it is another question. What causes "red" is ...

... perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. Empirical beliefs are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I cannot doubt that I have it. What may be causing it is another question. What causes "red" is ...

... perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. Empirical beliefs are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I cannot doubt that I have it. What may be causing it is another question. What causes "red" is...

... perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. Empirical beliefs are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I cannot doubt that I have it. What may be causing it is another question. What causes "red" is the ...

... perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. Empirical beliefs are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I cannot doubt that I have it. What may be causing it is another question. What if you know you ...

... perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. Empirical beliefs are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I cannot doubt that I have it. What may be causing it is another question. What if you know you have a ...

... apple, then I believe the apple perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. Empirical beliefs are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I cannot doubt that I have it. What may be causing it is another question.

... = reshape([(rows(k)%%ptr,k=1,size(arr,1))], & & shape(arr), order = [2,1]) shape(A), order = [2,1]) I'm hoping to follow this but I get errors ... 1, & 2, 1, 2, & 1, 3, 1/), & shape(A), order = (/2,1/)) This compiles. arr = ...((/(rows(k)%%ptr,k=1,size(arr,1))/), & shape(arr), order = (/2,1/)) This doesn't, but ...

... wrote: arr = reshape([(rows(k)%%ptr,k=1,size(arr,1))], & & shape(arr), order = [2,1]) shape(A), order = [2,1]) I'm hoping to follow this but I get errors with silverfrost f95:error ... & 2, 4, 1, & 2, 1, 2, & 1, 3, 1], & shape(A), order = /2,1/) I commented out the first error after everything I ...

Ron Ford <ron@nowhere.ford> wrote: arr = reshape([(rows(k)%%ptr,k=1,size(arr,1))], & & shape(arr), order = [2,1]) shape(A), order = [2,1]) I'm hoping to follow this but I get errors with silverfrost f95:error 174 - Unexpected '[' in expression. The square brackets are an ...