HP Fortran Programmer's Reference

Data types and data objects
Derived types
TYPE [[, access-spec] ::] type-name
[private-sequence-statement] ...
comp-definition-statement
[comp-definition-statement] ...
END TYPE [type-name]
access-spec
type-name
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is one of:
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
private-sequence-statement
comp-definition-statement
comp-attr-list
comp-declaration
access-spec is allowed only if the definition appears within a module. For
more information about modules, see “Modules” on page 158. The PRIVATE
and PUBLIC attributes are described in Chapter 10.
isthenameofthetypebeingdefined.type-name must not conflict with the
intrinsic type names.
is a PRIVATE or SEQUENCE statement. The PRIVATE statement is allowed only
if the definition appears within a module. For more information about the
SEQUENCE statement, see “Sequence derived type” on page 43. Both
statements are fully described in Chapter 10.
takes the form:
type-spec [[comp-attr-list]::]comp-decl
Notice that the syntax does not allow for initialization.
can only contain the DIMENSION and POINTER attributes. A component array
without the POINTER attribute must have an explicit-shape specification
with constant bounds. If a component is of the same derived type as the type
being defined then the component must have the POINTER attribute. Both
attributes are fully described in Chapter 10.
takes the form:
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