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  1. kostis1981

    functions

    yes something like that
  2. kostis1981

    functions

    Well the functions have all the same arguments... But i dont want them to have the same name I just want to define them all together in a subroutine file separated from the main program.
  3. kostis1981

    functions

    Could someone make it more clear?? How do i select the operation and how should my functions be named?? (i cant find any examples..) thanx
  4. kostis1981

    functions

    In my code i use a really big number of functions f,g,... which i define the following way: real function f(a,b,c) ... end function f real function g(a,b,c) ... end function g . . Does anyone know a way to define these functions all together, in order to make my code shorter??? Thanx...
  5. kostis1981

    dynamical array problem

    I still cant do it... gummibaer thanx for ur code: Why do u use a logical function instead of a subroutine?? I wrote a more nderstandable code so u can see what i want to do Now i get a segmentation error in the subroutine (im sure that the indices are correct) I think that redefining L in...
  6. kostis1981

    dynamical array problem

    I have an array R defined as follows: real, dimension(:,:), pointer, save :: R so i guess R is assigned with the ALLOCATABLE attribute Starting the code R becomes (100,100) In a point I want a subroutine(Ro) that takes R(100,100) and extends dimensions giving a R(102,102) In the subroutine i...

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