Fortran 2003 C Interop Question

This is for someone in Sun's Fortran compiler group.
I just downloaded the Aug. build 2 of Sun Studio Express for Linux and was playing around with the FORTRAN/C Interoperability features. I've encountered a problem with the BIND(C) suffix that I think is a violation of the standard or at least the DRAFT standard on j3-fortran. sunf95 requires me to put a comma between the closing paren of the subroutine argument list and the BIND(C) suffix.
Example
Subroutine csub (ni, a), BIND(C)
The draft standard does not show that the comma is required (I don't think it is).
g95 doesn't allow the comma. I think Cray's X1 compiler makes it optional. So who is following the actual standard? Sun, g95, or Cray.
Also, when will the IMPORT statement appear in the Sun Studio compilers.
Thanks

This is for someone in Sun's Fortran compiler group.
I just downloaded the Aug. build 2 of Sun Studio
Express for Linux and was playing around with the
FORTRAN/C Interoperability features. I've encountered
a problem with the BIND(C) suffix that I think is a
violation of the standard or at least the DRAFT
standard on j3-fortran. sunf95 requires me to put a
comma between the closing paren of the subroutine
argument list and the BIND(C) suffix.
Example
Subroutine csub (ni, a), BIND(C)
The draft standard does not show that the comma is
required (I don't think it is).
g95 doesn't allow the comma. I think Cray's X1
compiler makes it optional. So who is following the
actual standard? Sun, g95, or Cray.Sun's Fortran behavior is not conformed to latest version of Fortran 2003 standard and will be fixed. Thanks for feedback
>
Also, when will the IMPORT statement appear in the
Sun Studio compilers.We have it in our plans but there is not concrete date of release with support of this feature
Alex
>
Thanks

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