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USE statement

kin_c_wong
Beginner
‎11-15-2004 05:34 PM
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Can a module that is being usedin a USE statementbe placed in a library or in another directory? If so, what is the syntax for accessing the module? For example,
USE myModule
Can I place myModule.f90$mod in a library or in aother directory?
Thanks,
Kin
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎11-15-2004 05:53 PM
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The .mod or .f90$mod (VMS) file is located by the compiler as if it were an INCLUDE file, and uses the same paths. It can be in a different folder, as long as it's one of the places the compiler looks for INCLUDE files.
The object module (.obj) generated when the module is compiled can be placed in a library, and the linker will follow its normal rules for finding it.
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