Stefano Zaghi
Stefano Zaghi
@rouson > I use mixed case in situations where underscores are not allowed, e.g., in defined operators: > > ``` fortran > type foo > contains > procedure :: negate_foo...
@milancurcic > An example in which I believe a different style for procedures and variables may be helpful is when a reader does not know whether something like: > >...
Dear all, I would like just to say **thank you** for your great help, it is very appreciated. Maybe it was not clear, but I am trying to summarize _all...
@rouson > I feel sufficiently strongly about submodules that I would include it as a requirement for any new Fortran development project to be considered "modern". I agree that it...
@rouson :+1: wow, I does not consider this point of view!
@rouson sorry, you now confuse me... type definition/implrmentation where? Please, consider to add at least a very small example :pray:
@rouson thanks a lot! Two things: - in the case subroutine _speack_ has a passed class the submodule should _use_ module? I guess it does not because it is declared...
Ok I think I am wrong about compilation cascade... it should be > module => submodule > module => program > Right?
@zbeekman thank you very much for your help, this was a very hard day... I wish tomorrow-office-day come quickly!
@cmacmackin I have not the reference under my gingers, but I remember that somewhere I read to avoid unlicense... maybe @zbeekman can give us some references to study it.