pointer variables results in skipped function, without warning

[MrYann]

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If a function uses pointer variables, the function is skipped, without warning. Minimal example :

module module_calcul contains subroutine evaluer_valeur(x) real,dimension(:,:),pointer :: x return end subroutine evaluer_valeur end module module_calcul

[jameskermode]

Yes, pointer variables are still not supported - pull requests welcome! A warning is printed if you run in verbose mode (f90wrap -v).

[jameskermode]

Comment from @MrYann from closed issue #47:

Now let’s deal with the pointer arguments. Do you have any lead as to why they are not supported ? (i did no extensive testing, but f2py seems to support them)

I don't really remember, but I think I disabled pointer arguments because the format used for passing them varies from one compiler to another. I suggest temporarily turning off the removal of functions with pointer arguments and then we can see if they work, and if so with which compilers.