Re: IMPLICIT NONE (F2k8+/-)


>> The type of user-defined functions is also given
>>at the outset of the code for that function.
>
> I thought that you were using implicit typing.
> If so, the type won't be specified explicitly.

Yes, you are correct. The examples I looked at in my own code were
a LOGICAL FUNCTION, which was therefore explicitly typed in the
statement at the start of the function, and a
DOUBLE PRECISION FUNCTION (ditto).
I didn't get as far as looking at REAL and INTEGER functions ...
probably because I don't think I've ever used the latter, and normally use
DOUBLE PRECISION rather than REAL. My use of
DOUBLE PRECISION also accounts for me saying that
arrays are explicitly declared - they have to be where there is no
"auto double precision" compiler switch ... and force of habit has me
declaring INTEGER arrays in a type statement, not a DIMENSION
statement, probably to be complementary to the declaration
of floating point stuff.

Eddie B.



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