That sentence doesn’t use "provided" as an intransitive verb meaning to impose a stipulation or condition, but as a transitive verb meaning to furnish or supply -- "The examples provided with these rules assume that A and B are arrays of the same shape and type."
It's still a good question though. Which pairs of unpacked array operand types are compatible with == and != ?
-- Brad
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The lrm says that two unpacked arrays may be compared with == or != provided the arrays have "the same shape and type". Is this to say that the arrays must be assignment compatible?
Paul
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