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Passing user-defined function as argument
you are overkilling the problem man:) i found a simplest solution that really does what i wanted: function my_function(func,dfunc) interface function func(x) real, dimension(2), intent(in) :: x real :: func endfunction func function dfunc(x) real, dimension(2), intent(in) ... -
Passing user-defined function as argument
not that I dont like your answer but I really knew it. the problem is that I have many different "dfunc", not just one, so Id like not to have to change "my_function" everytime I need a different "dfunc"! -
Passing user-defined function as argument
Hello, Here is my main program: ... use func use mult ... print*, my_function(func,dfunc) ... Both func and dfunc are defined in module func: ... function func(x) real :: func ... endfunction func function dfunc real, dimension(2) :: dfunc ... endfunction dfunc Also, my_function is defined in...
