Unfortunately, I cannot compile an example showing the problem. I thought these _genmod were used by the compiler to check whether the calls to these functions do contain the correct number and types of arguments. So if I understand that correctly, I could actually delete these file and still be warned about a possible incorrect function call?
It is probably the build system I'm using which just picks up these generated files and tries to compile them. Still, I don't understand why the files are generated incorrectly, i.e. without the required USE statement which would provide the derived type passed as an argument. Because, as I mentioned, if I do actually add the respective USE statements manually, compiling of the generated f90 files does proceed.
