How to pass function names as arguments when function returns an array?
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From: Woody on 15 Feb 2010 18:33 Thank you, Mike, Arjen and Richard for your explanations. I did finally get my code to compile and build without errors. Of course, next it wouldn't load for execution, but that's not a Fortran problem (I fixed that, too). One point of confusion was that I created the module containing only the interfaces because I didn't want to have the interface code in more than one place. I resolved this by changing the interfaces from a module to code that was INCLUDEd in the appropriate places. I see from what you said that interfaces are often unnecessary when pgm units are in modules. In fact, I use my Fortran compiler's "generate interface" function to avoid having to copy the declarations into an interface block. PS My copy of "fortran 95/2003 explained" is almost worn out, from explaining. |