Chris MacMackin

At present, there is no support for the `associate` construct. If people are interested then I may look to add it for the next release. However, that could be a...

Now that I'm looking to implement them, I don't really see why `associate` constructs should be documented when `block` constructs aren't. In both cases you have transient variable identifiers. If...

That's a bug. I hadn't considered @todo being used in anything other than a normal paragraph, but that was an oversight. I don't much like how I currently handle the...

That not exactly how it works. Any doc-comments are processed by markdown and held in a string by whatever object they are documenting. The documentation is actually produced using [Jinja2](http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/dev/)...

For Jinja2 I just used their documentation. http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/dev/templates/ explains how to build templates, while http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/dev/api/ explains how to call Jinja2 from your program. My use of BeautifulSoup is minimal, to...

I'm not 100% sure what you mean by "click to view the source" in the documentation. Are you looking at the raw source file, the documentation page for the source...

This would require a different way of looking at code than that currently used by FORD. Include statements are a natural fit for a language like C where the file...

In fairness, the use cases you describe are essentially workarounds for missing language features in Fortran. Ideally the include statement would not be necessary to achieve the desired effect. In...

I can confirm this bug using emacs 24.3.1 on Ubuntu 14.04.

The issue isn't with storage but with avoiding the need to implement a bunch of different versions of the type-guard functions for arrays of different ranks.