Ondřej Čertík

I also propose to stick to 80 characters per line. More importantly though we should figure out automatic formatting checks at the CI and provide instructions how developers can format...

Yes, I've been using 80 characters and 4 spaces in all my projects. But whatever we decide is fine with me. Here are my priorities for `stdlib`: * The Fortran...

Yes, indeed, I don't indent subroutines. The reason for that is that if you do, then every single subroutine is indented by 4 spaces. That's unfortunate, as that is lost...

What we can do is to choose something reasonable (anything we discussed above is reasonable for me) and setup automatic formatting. Then as we have more code, we can compare...

Yes, I would recommend to run documentation tests. We can call them doctests, just like in Python. LFortran could eventually be used to run those naturally. Until then, I suggest...

Yes, the plan is to use a tool and enforce it by the CI. @zbeekman do you still plan to do work on that?

I think @zbeekman is busy. @fiolj or @aradi would you be willing to setup automatic enforcing of the formatting at our CI? That would be super helpful.

@longb thanks for the feedback. Indeed, the pre-processing is not super readable. However, the other alternatives that we considered are even worse. We should strive to include enough features into...

Indeed, the only reason we started with `mean` was because it was the simplest. More complicated functions will follow soon. Finally, yes, it could be easily computed by hand using...

> Comparison with Python or Matlab does not seem relevant. In both cases, native code is very slow, and they have to resort to libraries for any reasonable performance. They...