TYPE overloading?

From: Thomas Lang (lang_at_itp.tugraz.at)
Date: 03/30/05 

Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 12:33:02 +0200

hi all,

one and the same code can run with COMPLEX or REAL type - depending on
what type of simulation I need. So far, one can switch between these two
versions with the help of a sed-script which simply exchanges all
declarations.

What I want now, is to get rid of the sed-script and to simply change a
type definition in a module to switch from one type to the other.

Functions can be handled via interfaces (wrappers). In principle I guess
I could change all definitions to a new type but I would have to adapt
all assignments of variables too. Is there a way to avoid the '%' in
type definitions, or to overload an intrinsic type?

br,
Tom

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