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The attached patch fixes the use of STAT= in a deallocate statement for allocatable arrays. This is a partial fix for PR 21375i because I have no idea how to deal with POINTER variables. That is, the following now works with the patch program a integer i integer, allocatable :: j(:) deallocate(j,stat=i) if (i /= 1) call abort end program a but the PR was concerned with a program of the form program a integer i integer, pointer :: j deallocate(j,stat=i) if (i /= 1) call abort end program a I've spent several hours today trying to understand the POINTER case, but have come up empty. All help is gratefully accepted. -- Steve
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