a) Update fortran syntax file to the latest ISO Fortran standard (Fortran 2023). b) Take advantage of the dropping of dialect support in the previous commit to streamline code. c) Minor improvements. d) Update the fortran section of syntax.txt to reflect this change.
https://github.com/vim/vim/pull/13712
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The very first sentence in syntax.vim looks a bit strange, I have simplified it a bit.
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@uranix commented on this pull request.
In runtime/syntax/fortran.vim:
> + " Standard requires fixed format to have a text width of 72, + " but all current compilers use 80 instead
all current compilers use 80 instead
This is not the case for Intel Fortran Compiler. Both classic and LLVM compiler are using 72 for fixed-form by default with an option to extend it to 80 or 132.
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