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| DAbs intrinsic | 8.11.9.55 DAbs Intrinsic |
| DACos intrinsic | 8.11.9.56 DACos Intrinsic |
| DACosD intrinsic | 10.5.2.20 DACosD Intrinsic |
| DASin intrinsic | 8.11.9.57 DASin Intrinsic |
| DASinD intrinsic | 10.5.2.21 DASinD Intrinsic |
| DATA statement | 5.10 Options for Code Generation Conventions |
| DATA statement | 16.2 Known Bugs In GNU Fortran |
| data types | 10.3 Compiler Types |
| data, aligned | 15.6.1 Aligned Data |
| data, overwritten | 16.1.8 Strange Behavior at Run Time |
| DATan intrinsic | 8.11.9.58 DATan Intrinsic |
| DATan2 intrinsic | 8.11.9.59 DATan2 Intrinsic |
| DATan2D intrinsic | 10.5.2.22 DATan2D Intrinsic |
| DATanD intrinsic | 10.5.2.23 DATanD Intrinsic |
| Date intrinsic | 10.5.2.24 Date Intrinsic |
| Date_and_Time intrinsic | 8.11.9.60 Date_and_Time Intrinsic |
| date_y2kbuggy_0 | 10.2.2 Year 2000 (Y2K) Problems |
| DbesJ0 intrinsic | 8.11.9.61 DbesJ0 Intrinsic |
| DbesJ1 intrinsic | 8.11.9.62 DbesJ1 Intrinsic |
| DbesJN intrinsic | 8.11.9.63 DbesJN Intrinsic |
| DbesY0 intrinsic | 8.11.9.64 DbesY0 Intrinsic |
| DbesY1 intrinsic | 8.11.9.65 DbesY1 Intrinsic |
| DbesYN intrinsic | 8.11.9.66 DbesYN Intrinsic |
| Dble intrinsic | 8.11.9.67 Dble Intrinsic |
| DbleQ intrinsic | 10.5.2.25 DbleQ Intrinsic |
| DCmplx intrinsic | 10.5.2.26 DCmplx Intrinsic |
| DConjg intrinsic | 10.5.2.27 DConjg Intrinsic |
| DCos intrinsic | 8.11.9.68 DCos Intrinsic |
| DCosD intrinsic | 10.5.2.28 DCosD Intrinsic |
| DCosH intrinsic | 8.11.9.69 DCosH Intrinsic |
| DDiM intrinsic | 8.11.9.70 DDiM Intrinsic |
| debug line | 9.3 Debug Line |
| debug line | 16.3.33 Enabling Debug Lines |
| debug_rtx | 18.3 How to Report Bugs |
| debugger | 3. What is GNU Fortran? |
| debugger | 16.2 Known Bugs In GNU Fortran |
| debugging | 14. Debugging and Interfacing |
| debugging | 14.1 Main Program Unit (PROGRAM) |
| debugging | 14.4 Names |
| debugging | 16.2 Known Bugs In GNU Fortran |
| debugging information options | 5.6 Options for Debugging Your Program or GNU Fortran |
| debugging main source code | 16.2 Known Bugs In GNU Fortran |
| DECODE statement | 16.3.22 ENCODE and DECODE |
| deleted intrinsics | 10.5.1 Intrinsic Groups |
| DErF intrinsic | 8.11.9.71 DErF Intrinsic |
| DErFC intrinsic | 8.11.9.72 DErFC Intrinsic |
| DExp intrinsic | 8.11.9.73 DExp Intrinsic |
| DFloat intrinsic | 10.5.2.29 DFloat Intrinsic |
| DFlotI intrinsic | 10.5.2.30 DFlotI Intrinsic |
| DFlotJ intrinsic | 10.5.2.31 DFlotJ Intrinsic |
| diagnostics | 23. Diagnostics |
| diagnostics, incorrect | 3. What is GNU Fortran? |
| dialect options | 5.4 Options Controlling Fortran Dialect |
| Digital Fortran features | 5.4 Options Controlling Fortran Dialect |
| Digits intrinsic | 8.11.9.74 Digits Intrinsic |
| DiM intrinsic | 8.11.9.75 DiM Intrinsic |
| DImag intrinsic | 10.5.2.32 DImag Intrinsic |
| DIMENSION statement | 14.8 Arrays (DIMENSION) |
| DIMENSION statement | 14.9 Adjustable Arrays (DIMENSION) |
| DIMENSION statement | 16.3.10 Array Bounds Expressions |
| DIMENSION X(1) | 9.9.2 Ugly Assumed-Size Arrays |
| dimensioning arrays | 14.9 Adjustable Arrays (DIMENSION) |
| DInt intrinsic | 8.11.9.76 DInt Intrinsic |
| direction of language development | 8.1 Direction of Language Development |
| directive, #include | 18.3 How to Report Bugs |
| directive, INCLUDE | 5.8 Options Controlling the Preprocessor |
| directive, INCLUDE | 5.9 Options for Directory Search |
| directive, INCLUDE | 18.3 How to Report Bugs |
| directory, options | 5.9 Options for Directory Search |
| directory, search paths for inclusion | 5.9 Options for Directory Search |
| disabled intrinsics | 10.5.1 Intrinsic Groups |
| disk full | 15.4.8 Output Assumed To Flush |
| displaying main source code | 16.2 Known Bugs In GNU Fortran |
| disposition of files | 16.3.21 OPEN, CLOSE, and INQUIRE Keywords |
| distensions | 9.9 Distensions |
| DLog intrinsic | 8.11.9.77 DLog Intrinsic |
| DLog10 intrinsic | 8.11.9.78 DLog10 Intrinsic |
| DMax1 intrinsic | 8.11.9.79 DMax1 Intrinsic |
| DMin1 intrinsic | 8.11.9.80 DMin1 Intrinsic |
| DMod intrinsic | 8.11.9.81 DMod Intrinsic |
| DNInt intrinsic | 8.11.9.82 DNInt Intrinsic |
| DNRM2 | In EGCS 1.1 versus g77 0.5.23: |
| DNRM2 | In 0.5.22 versus 0.5.21: |
| DO | 8.10.1 DO WHILE |
| DO loops, one-trip | 5.4 Options Controlling Fortran Dialect |
| DO loops, zero-trip | 5.4 Options Controlling Fortran Dialect |
| DO statement | 5.5 Options to Request or Suppress Warnings |
| DO statement | 15.3 Loops |
| DO WHILE | 5.7 Options That Control Optimization |
| DO WHILE | 8.10.1 DO WHILE |
| dollar sign | 5.4 Options Controlling Fortran Dialect |
| dollar sign | 8.13 I/O |
| dollar sign | 9.4 Dollar Signs in Symbol Names |
| Dot_Product intrinsic | 8.11.9.83 Dot_Product Intrinsic |
| DOUBLE COMPLEX | 8.9.2 DOUBLE COMPLEX Statement |
| DOUBLE COMPLEX type | 10.3 Compiler Types |
| DOUBLE PRECISION type | 10.3 Compiler Types |
| double quote | 8.6.1 GNU Fortran Character Set |
| double quoted character constants | 8.7.4 Character Type |
| double quoted character constants | 8.14 Fortran 90 Features |
| double quotes | 9.6.1 Meaning of Double Quote |
| double-precision performance | In 0.5.25, GCC 2.95 (EGCS 1.2) versus EGCS 1.1.2: |
| double-precision performance | In EGCS 1.1 versus g77 0.5.23: |
| double-precision performance | In 0.5.25, GCC 2.95 (EGCS 1.2) versus EGCS 1.1.2: |
| double-precision performance | In EGCS 1.1 versus g77 0.5.23: |
| DProd intrinsic | 8.11.9.84 DProd Intrinsic |
| DReal intrinsic | 10.5.2.33 DReal Intrinsic |
| driver, gcc command as | 3. What is GNU Fortran? |
| DSign intrinsic | 8.11.9.85 DSign Intrinsic |
| DSin intrinsic | 8.11.9.86 DSin Intrinsic |
| DSinD intrinsic | 10.5.2.34 DSinD Intrinsic |
| DSinH intrinsic | 8.11.9.87 DSinH Intrinsic |
| DSqRt intrinsic | 8.11.9.88 DSqRt Intrinsic |
| DTan intrinsic | 8.11.9.89 DTan Intrinsic |
| DTanD intrinsic | 10.5.2.35 DTanD Intrinsic |
| DTanH intrinsic | 8.11.9.90 DTanH Intrinsic |
| DTime intrinsic | 8.11.9.91 DTime Intrinsic (subroutine) |
| DTime intrinsic | 10.5.2.36 DTime Intrinsic (function) |
| dummies, unused | 5.5 Options to Request or Suppress Warnings |
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