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Good day everyone.
I have a problem in compiling a module-submodule tree where submodules include other submodules. For instance the following snippet fails to compile with ifort 17.1:
module leader end module leader submodule(leader) officer end submodule officer submodule(officer) member end submodule member
giving the following error message:
error #8765: Error in opening the compiled ancestor module file. [OFFICER] submodule(officer) member ----------------^
Am I missing something here? Or is this a bug?
Thanks in advance!
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Oh, I didn't immediately notice but you're missing a part of the submodule identification, the inclusion of the ancestor and its parent:
module leader end module leader submodule (leader) officer end submodule officer submodule (leader:officer) member ! note the above ancestor:parent identification end submodule member
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I think your problem is the empty CONTAINS section in the 'officer' submodule; try a case where module procedures are present at each level.
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My full code is full of procedures at every level. Also notice that the submodule officer that extends the primary module compiles fine. It's the second submodule that extends the first one that gives the error, i.e. having a submodule as parent is the only problem. Based on the error, it seems that the parent smod is either generated after lookup by the compiler or the look up name it expects ends in .mod instead of .smod (i.e. bug).
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Oh, I didn't immediately notice but you're missing a part of the submodule identification, the inclusion of the ancestor and its parent:
module leader end module leader submodule (leader) officer end submodule officer submodule (leader:officer) member ! note the above ancestor:parent identification end submodule member
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That does it, thanks you.
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