fpt Reference: Delete KIND

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DELETE KIND

Syntax:

DELETE LOGICAL KIND [:] <integer> DELETE INTEGER KIND [:] <integer> DELETE REAL KIND [:] <integer>

Function:

These commands remove numeric kinds from the table of kinds assumed to be available on the target system (Note that the target system is not necessarily the system on which fpt is running).

The kind specifications are used:

To determine the storage allocation in COMMON blocks, structures, derived types and equivalenced objects when variables are declared by kind instead of by data size.
To return appropriate values for intrinsic functions such as SELECTED_INT_KIND, SELECTED_REAL_KIND and KIND. These functions are evaluated by fpt wherever possible, so as to allow correct memory allocation.

Where to use these commands:

Operating system command line	Yes
Configuration file, config.fsp	Yes
Specification (fsp) files, *.fsp	Yes
Interactively, to FPT> prompt	No
Interactive command files	No
Embedded in the Fortran code	No

Default

The following kinds are defined by default.

LOGICAL KIND=1, SIZE=1 LOGICAL KIND=2, SIZE=2 LOGICAL KIND=4, SIZE=4 LOGICAL KIND=8, SIZE=8 INTEGER KIND=1, SIZE=1, RANGE=2 INTEGER KIND=2, SIZE=2, RANGE=4 INTEGER KIND=4, SIZE=4, RANGE=9 INTEGER KIND=8, SIZE=8, RANGE=18 REAL KIND=4, SIZE=4, PRECISION=6, EXPONENT=37 REAL KIND=8, SIZE=8, PRECISION=15, EXPONENT=307 REAL KIND=16, SIZE=16, PRECISION=33, EXPONENT=4931 COMPLEX KIND=4, SIZE=8, PRECISION=6, EXPONENT=37 COMPLEX KIND=8, SIZE=16, PRECISION=15, EXPONENT=307 COMPLEX KIND=16, SIZE=32, PRECISION=33, EXPONENT=4931