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(snip, I wrote)
>> The OS/360 Fortran compilers (G and H) make local copies of scalar
>> variables, and then copy them back before return. (Usually
>> described as call by value result.) That is legal Fortran.
> FORTRAN tries pretty hard to accommodate the idiosyncrasies
> of various implementat
On Oct 14, 2011, at 12:24, glen herrmannsfeldt wrote:
> (someone wrote)
>> My understanding is that the C standard calls for all parameters
>> to be passed by value. My experience is that IBM's C usually
>> passes parameters by reference except that if a parameter is a
>> pointer it gets passed b
