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While I was cleaning up some code, I updated some of its pointer definitions to intialize the pointers using the intrinsic null() function.
e.g.
real, dimension(:), pointer :: ptr = null()
to ensure a valid result for any call to associated().
Unfortunately by providing the convenience alias of NULL for C_NULL_PTR, we have made the intrinsic Fortran function inaccessible in any module that USEs the gtk fortran modules.
Not sure what's the best to do with the conflict. I know I've used the NULL constant extensively in my code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
While I was cleaning up some code, I updated some of its pointer definitions to intialize the pointers using the intrinsic null() function.
e.g.
real, dimension(:), pointer :: ptr = null()
to ensure a valid result for any call to associated().
Unfortunately by providing the convenience alias of NULL for C_NULL_PTR, we have made the intrinsic Fortran function inaccessible in any module that USEs the gtk fortran modules.
Not sure what's the best to do with the conflict. I know I've used the NULL constant extensively in my code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: