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When an intrinsic is referenced in a module scope, a symbol for it is added. When that module is USEd, the intrinsic should not be included. Otherwise we can get ambiguous reference errors with the same intrinsic coming from two difference modules. Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D83905
86 lines
1.4 KiB
Fortran
86 lines
1.4 KiB
Fortran
! RUN: %S/test_modfile.sh %s %t %f18
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! Verify miscellaneous bugs
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! The function result must be declared after the dummy arguments
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module m1
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contains
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function f1(x) result(y)
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integer :: x(:)
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integer :: y(size(x))
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end
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function f2(x)
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integer :: x(:)
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integer :: f2(size(x))
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end
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end
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!Expect: m1.mod
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!module m1
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!contains
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! function f1(x) result(y)
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! integer(4)::x(:)
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! integer(4)::y(1_8:int(int(1_8*size(x,dim=1),kind=4),kind=8))
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! end
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! function f2(x)
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! integer(4)::x(:)
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! integer(4)::f2(1_8:int(int(1_8*size(x,dim=1),kind=4),kind=8))
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! end
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!end
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! Order of names in PUBLIC statement shouldn't affect .mod file.
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module m2
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public :: a
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type t
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end type
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type(t), parameter :: a = t()
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end
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!Expect: m2.mod
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!module m2
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! type::t
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! end type
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! type(t),parameter::a=t()
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!end
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module m3a
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integer, parameter :: i4 = selected_int_kind(9)
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end
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module m3b
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use m3a
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integer(i4) :: j
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end
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!Expect: m3a.mod
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!module m3a
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! integer(4),parameter::i4=4_4
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! intrinsic::selected_int_kind
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!end
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!Expect: m3b.mod
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!module m3b
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! use m3a,only:i4
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! integer(4)::j
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!end
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! Test that character literals written with backslash escapes are read correctly.
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module m4a
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character(1), parameter :: a = achar(1)
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end
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module m4b
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use m4a
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character(1), parameter :: b = a
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end
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!Expect: m4a.mod
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!module m4a
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! character(1_4,1),parameter::a="\001"
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! intrinsic::achar
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!end
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!Expect: m4b.mod
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!module m4b
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! use m4a,only:a
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! character(1_4,1),parameter::b="\001"
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!end
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