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Example................................................................................................................................................................. 21710.2.2. c_f_procpointer...............................................................................................................................................218F2003.....................................................................................................................................................................218Syntax.................................................................................................................................................................... 218Type....................................................................................................................................................................... 218Description............................................................................................................................................................. 218Example................................................................................................................................................................. 21910.2.3. c_associated.................................................................................................................................................. 219F2003.....................................................................................................................................................................219Syntax.................................................................................................................................................................... 219Type....................................................................................................................................................................... 219Description............................................................................................................................................................. 219Return Value..........................................................................................................................................................219Example................................................................................................................................................................. 22010.3. Interoperability of Derived Types...........................................................................................................................220PGI Fortran Reference Guide xx
LIST OF FIGURESFigure 1 Order of Statements ...............................................................................................................................................2PGI Fortran Reference Guide xxi
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Fortran StatementsStatement Origin
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Fortran Statements3.4. ARRAYThe ARR
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Fortran Statementscis an integer ex
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Fortran StatementsF90SyntaxThe synt
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Fortran StatementsSyntaxEND MAPDesc
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Fortran Statements3.14. MAPA union
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Fortran Statementslike a normal var
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Fortran Statementsrecord_namelistis
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Fortran StatementsExampleSUBROUTINE
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Fortran Statementsterminated by MAP
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Fortran StatementsDescriptionBeing
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Chapter 4.FORTRAN ARRAYSFortran arr
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Fortran ArraysAn array has a maximu
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Fortran Arrays4.4. Array Constructo
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Input and OutputFiles may contain o
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Input and OutputSpecifierDECIMAL= s
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Input and Outputvalue may correspon
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Input and OutputOn output, if l is
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Input and Output5.5.2.7. ES Format
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Input and OutputThe basic form of t
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Input and OutputThe TL form specifi
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Input and Output5.7. List-directed
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Input and Output‣ Complex constan
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Input and OutputAll edit descriptor
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Fortran Intrinsics6.1.1. Fortran 90
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Fortran Intrinsics6.1.3. Fortran 90
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Fortran IntrinsicsGenericNamePurpos
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Fortran IntrinsicsGeneric NamePurpo
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Fortran IntrinsicsGenericNameININTP
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Fortran IntrinsicsGeneric NameGET_C
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Fortran Intrinsics6.5. ASSOCIATEDDe
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Fortran Intrinsics6.9. CONJGReturn
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Fortran IntrinsicsArgumentsThe argu
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Fortran Intrinsics6.18. LEADZCounts
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Fortran IntrinsicsReturn ValueA val
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Fortran IntrinsicsSynopsisZEXT(A)Ar
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Fortran IntrinsicsTable 22 IEEE_ARI
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Fortran Intrinsics6.27.5. IEEE_ARIT
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Fortran Intrinsics‣ halting is of
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Fortran Intrinsics6.30. Module iso_
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Object Oriented ProgrammingInherita
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Object Oriented Programming7.2.2. T
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Object Oriented ProgrammingWith the
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Object Oriented ProgrammingType-Bou
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Object Oriented ProgrammingUsing th
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Object Oriented ProgrammingA type-b
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Object Oriented ProgrammingCode Usi
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Object Oriented ProgrammingThe type
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Object Oriented ProgrammingRecall t
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Object Oriented Programmingprogram
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Chapter 8.OPENMP DIRECTIVES FOR FOR
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OpenMP Directives for Fortran‣ An
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OpenMP Directives for Fortran8.3.2.
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OpenMP Directives for Fortran8.4. P
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OpenMP Directives for Fortran8.9. O
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OpenMP Directives for FortranThe AP
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Chapter 9.3F FUNCTIONS AND VAX SUBR
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3F Functions and VAX SubroutinesDes
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3F Functions and VAX SubroutinesSyn
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3F Functions and VAX Subroutinestha
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Interoperability with C10.2.2. c_f_
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Interoperability with CExampleprogr
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