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Hi,
I'd like to ask if there are any possibilities for pointing to an abstract procedure interface from a concrete implementation to avoid redundancy. For example, I've imagined myself something like this:
module foo_mod abstract interface elemental function foo_op(a,b) result(c) real, intent(in) :: a,b real :: c end function foo_op end interface contains procedure(foo_op) foo1 !syntax is just fictional c=2.0*a+sqrt(b) end procedure foo1 procedure(foo_op) foo2 !syntax is just fictional c=a/b**2 end procedure foo2 end module foo_mod
Thanks for help!
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Nothing like that exists in Fortran today. Perhaps the closest is module procedures in submodules, but the interface has to be non-abstract.
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Ok, thanks!
I just thought such a feature might be helpful, because I have now a few more complex abstract interfaces and for each a couple of implementations. Because I am still in a very creative stage of programming, changing the interface(s) leads to a major modification in each implementation and is likely to produce inconsistencies....

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