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Array-Valued Function
Here is an example off a web site, Functions can return arrays, for example, PROGRAM Maian IMPLICIT NONE INTEGER, PARAMETER :: m = 6 INTEGER, DIMENSION(M,M) :: im1, im2 ... IM2 = funnie(IM1,1) ! invoke CONTAINS FUNCTION funnie(ima,scal) INTEGER...- toasterrowster
- Post #8
- Forum: Fortran
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Array-Valued Function
Yes it does, and even when I try those I get the same argument type/amount error. It almost seems like there is something wrong with my compiler settings or something Rowan- toasterrowster
- Post #7
- Forum: Fortran
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Array-Valued Function
CaKiwi, I have written it as a subroutine as well and it works fine. My boss would like it in a the form of a function though because he wants to just be able to assign the returned array to an array, as you can see in my example. From what I have read in "Fortran 90...- toasterrowster
- Post #5
- Forum: Fortran
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Array-Valued Function
Ok here is where i call it... specarray = specinarray(component, state, spherical, h2so4, hno3, temp, interpolate) here is a portion of the function... !********************************************** ! specinarray !********************************************** FUNCTION...- toasterrowster
- Post #3
- Forum: Fortran
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Array-Valued Function
Hi, I have written a function that returns a two dimensional array. For some reason my compiler keeps telling me that my routine has been "called with different number and/or type of actual arguments in earlier call..." I have double checked and I have made sure that the number...- toasterrowster
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- Forum: Fortran
