J3/10-147

To: J3
Subject: Editorial repairs
From: Van Snyder
Date: 2010 April 01
Reference: N1814

Edits for agreement of number
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[9.3.4.4p6 202:]
Editor: Replace "data" by "a datum".

Edits for the ATOM argument of ATOMIC_DEFINE and ATOMIC_REF
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We regularized the description of the type and kind of arguments, and
then ATOMIC_DEFINE and ATOMIC_REF used the old turgid style.

[13.7.20p3]
In the description of the ATOM argument replace "coarray or coindexed
object and of type integer" by "integer coarray or coindexed object".

[13.7.21p3]
In the description of the ATOM argument replace "coarray or coindexed
object and of type integer" by "integer coarray or coindexed object".

Edits for DIM argument of CSHIFT and EOSHIFT
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In the description of the DIM argument of the CSHIFT and EOSHIFT
intrinsic functions, the word "omitted" is used.  The correct word here
is "absent". Or... "omitted" was intentional and we didn't do anything
about the absent case -- e.g., disassociated pointer corresponding to
nonpointer optional dummy -- in which case we probably need an interp.

[13.7.43p3 340:]
Editor: In the description of the DIM argument, replace "omitted" by
"absent".

[13.7.52p3 344:]
Editor: In the description of the DIM argument, replace "omitted" by
"absent".

Edits for DIM argument of LCOBOUND and UCOBOUND
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Other intrinsic functions that require an integer scalar argument say
"shall be an integer scalar."  LCOBOUND and UCOBOUND say "shall be a
scalar and of type integer."

[13.7.91p3 360:]
Editor: In the description of the DIM argument, replace "a scalar and
of type integer" by "an integer scalar".

[13.7.172p3 395:]
Editor: In the description of the DIM argument, replace "a scalar and
of type integer" by "an integer scalar".

Edits for PRESENT
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[13.7.132p3]
In the first sentence of the argument description paragraph, insert "The
actual argument" before "A" so as not to lead to confusion when later
discussing the dummy argument A.

In the second sentence of the argument description paragraph, insert "or
allocatable" after "a pointer".  Alternatively, replace "be a pointer"
by "have any attributes" which covers pointer and allocatable and
anything we add in the future.