routine call with allocatable argument
Jean-Baptiste FAURE
jean-baptiste.faure@cemagref.fr
Mon Sep 28 12:13:00 GMT 2009
Hi,
I have a routine A like this :
subroutine A(tab)
real(kind=long),dimension(:),allocatable,intent(inout):: tab
etc.
There is a second routine B which call A :
subroutine B(tab)
real(kind=long),dimension(:,:),allocatable,INTENT(INOUT)::tab
integer :: nx, ny, i
...
if (allocated(tab)) deallocate(tab)
allocate(tab(nx,ny))
do i=1,nx
call A(tab(i,:))
end do
...
gfortran conplains with the following error message :
Error: Actual argument for 'tab' must be ALLOCATABLE at (1)
with line number of call A statement
G95 compiles this code without error message and, as far as I can know,
the produced executable does its job correctly.
Which compiler is Fortran conforming ?
Regards
JBF
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