fpt Reference:Declare parameters in single statements

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DECLARE PARAMETERS IN SINGLE STATEMENTS

Syntax:

[DO NOT] DECLARE PARAMETERS IN SINGLE STATEMENTS [DO NOT] CHANGE PARAMETER DECLARATIONS TO SINGLE STATEMENTS

Function:

Parameter statements are re-written so that every parameter is declared in a single statement, specifying all of its attributes (Data type, kind, value, public/private status etc.). The new declarations are written in the position of the value declaration of the original PARAMETER statement, preserving the order of declaration where multiple parameters were declared in one statement. The original declaration statements are removed.

If a trailing comment follows an original declaration it is preserved in the new declaration.

Where to use these commands:

Operating system command line	Yes
Configuration file, config.fsp	Yes
Specification (fsp) files, *.fsp	Yes
Interactively, to FPT> prompt	Yes
Interactive command files	Yes
Embedded in the Fortran code	Yes

Default

No change is made by default

Diagnostic marker

The changes are marked by the diagnostic:

!--------------------------------------^--------------------------------------- !!! FPT - 4405 Full declaration inserted by fpt !------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This diagnostic may be suppressed by the command "% suppress diagnostic 4405"

Example

The parameter declarations:

CHARACTER*1 cr,lf,tab,pbslac PARAMETER (cr=CHAR(13),lf=CHAR(10),tab=CHAR(9)) PARAMETER (pbslac=CHAR(92)) ! To avoid writing \ in the code

are changed to:

CHARACTER(LEN=1),PARAMETER :: cr=CHAR(13) CHARACTER(LEN=1),PARAMETER :: lf=CHAR(10) CHARACTER(LEN=1),PARAMETER :: tab=CHAR(9) CHARACTER(LEN=1),PARAMETER :: pbslac=CHAR(92) ! To avoid writing \ in the code

fpt version

This command is implemented in fpt versions 4.310 and later.