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Code changes related to EMC FMS mixedmode #163
Code changes related to EMC FMS mixedmode #163
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What is "class(*)"? Is this new Fortran functionality, and if so what version?
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It is F2003. These changes are part of the efforts to allow FMS to handle both 32- and 64-bit interfaces.
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Why do these need to be allocatable arrays when we already know their length?
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allocatable
is used to save memory: Depending on whether it is dealing with single or double data (from FMS), either (qmin
,qmax
) OR (qmin8
,qmax8
) is required, but not both; the selection and allocation is done inside theselect type
construct below.