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"Dick Hendrickson" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: ... > Personally, I think it's better for compilers to detect loss of > precision > in expressions and assignments and give a reasonably high level > warning about it. I've always recommended that KIND-less literals, when used in mixed KIND operations, should cause a warning message to be issued. As well as KIND-less literals used as the deciding argument for generic procedures (whether user defined or intrinsic), KIND-less literals used as arguments to procedures that have no interface, and KIND-less literals used as list items in an unformatted write. -- J. Giles