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OO features of V11

Cliff
Beginner
‎12-13-2008 06:43 PM
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Hi.

I've been trying to familiarise myself with some of the F2003 OO features in V11. However, I'm having trouble doing the basic job of adding 'methods' to a derived type. The CONTAINS statement doesn't appear to be implemented for derived types so I've used a procedure pointer.

The trouble is I have to initialise the derived type's field to the appropriate procedure in the main program itself. Am I missing something or doesn't this defeat the object (if you forgive the pun)?

Can anyone help with an example that 'properly' implements methods?

Thanks.

Cliff

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎12-14-2008 03:35 AM
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You are correct that type-bound procedures, along with most of the OO stuff, is not in 11.0. That said, I don't understand the problem you're seeing. Can you show an example? What do you mean by "initialized"?

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abhimodak
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‎12-18-2008 06:24 PM
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Hi Cliff

Check this thread:

http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=61119

I think the discussion there is something you are trying to do. Since the type bound procedures are not supported yet, we have to use a tortuitous way of using procedure pointers. Still there is bug in the IVF compiler.

Note that IVF 11.0.066 still has the bug that I have reported. Through premier support I know that it is fixed in version 11.1 but we don't know when it would be available.

Abhi

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