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["Bob Goldstein 6-6664" <U09872%UICVM.BITNET(-(at)-)OHSTVMA.ACS.OHIO-STATE.EDU>]

On the note of recursion, I have found exactly 2 cases where it was
 useful for me.  1) Multidimensional integration.  I pass an external
 function to a 1-D integrator, and the function itself also calls
 the same 1-D integrator.  Perfectly legit, but in fortran you would
 need 2 copies of the same 1-D integrator.   2) Sometimes I want
 to have nested do-loops, where the depth of nesting is determined
 at run time.  With recursion, a function calls itself, incrementing
 a global variable until it determines a limit set at run-time.
 How would you do this in fortran?
                                  bobg