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Well, it worked!  I just got my copy of the MIL-STD-1753 supplement to
ANSI's Fortran77.  To start your order, call the Naval Publications
and Forms Center at 215 697 2667.  You'll get a customer number from a
human there, and they'll direct you to call into their touch-tone
order entry system to place the order.  Mine took about 2 weeks and it
was free.  There was a notation on the mailing cover that no more than
5 copies of anything would be provided.

Here, in brief, is what is in the supplement:

END DO
	Terminates an ANSI DO stmt or a DO WHILE.  For ANSI DO, it
	must be labeled.

DO [label [,]] WHILE (logical expression)
	Must be terminated with an END DO.

INCLUDE filename
	Allows non-recursive includes.  Filename is processor
	dependent.  The included file must not be empty nor can it be
	a continuation line.

IMPLICIT NONE
	Voids all default implicit typing except for intrinsic
	functions.

read and write past end-of-file
	Processor must provide a facility that permits reading and
	writing to continue past an endfile record on an unlabeles
	magnetic tape sequential file.  Reading past an endfile is not
	permitted if the READ stmt does not contain an END= or IOSTAT=
	specifier.  The processor may require execution of a special
	subroutine or stmt before it permits such reading or writing.

IOR(m,n), IAND(m,n), NOT(m), IEOR(m,n)
	Logical bit operations.

ISHFT(m, k), ISHFTC(m, k, ic)
	Bit shifts: k > 0 = left shift, k = 0 = no shift, k < 0 =
	right shift.  For ISHFTC, the rightmost IC bits are shifted
	circularly k places.

IBITS(m, i, len)
	Extract a subfield of len bits from m starting with position i
	and extending left for len bits.  The result is right
	justified and remaining bits are zeroed.

MVBITS(m, i, len, n, j)
	Moves len bits from i through i+len-1 of m to positions j
	through j+len-1 or n.  The remainder of n is unchanged.

BTEST(n, i), IBSET(n, i), IBCLR(n, i)
	Test, set, or clear bit i of argument n.

Bit constants: O'd1d2d3...' and Z'h1h2h3...'
	di represent octal digits, and hi represent hexadecimal
	digits.  These constants are right-justified and may be
	associated only with integer entities.  These constants may
	appear only in DATA stmts.

The actual text isn't much longer than this either...
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David Bernholdt			bernhold@qtp.ufl.edu
Quantum Theory Project		bernhold@ufpine.bitnet
University of Florida
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