Re: Fortran assumed-shape array problems with MPI


"Jane Smith" <claire.s.lim@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Do we need an interface to use assumed-shape array ? (I thought
that it is a common feature in fortran 90). What interface do we need?

Yes, an explicit one. Try putting the called procedure into a module that is
USEd by the caller, or make it an internal procedure to the caller, or put
them both in the same module (the simplest ways).

Regards,

Mike Metcalf


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