this is the code module Util use, intrinsic :: iso_c_binding, only : c_int interface function Util_Rand() bind(c, name = "rand") import c_int integer(c_int) :: Util_Rand end function Util_Rand end interface function Util_RandomRange(minimum, m…

wrong function call name… im so stupid

now its this and im confused function Util_RandomRange(minimum, maximum) integer :: Util_RandomRange integer :: minimum, maximum integer :: randReturn randReturn = Util_Rand() Util_RandomRange = mod(randReturn + minimum, maximum) end function Util_Ra…

I have forgotten the contains statement many times. Since beginners may also do this, a clear message would be good. For module m implicit none subroutine hello() print*,"hi" end subroutine hello end module m I think the error message would ideally be something like module procedure hello defined…

Unclassifiable statement error with a function that seems fine

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ivanpribec July 6, 2022, 7:37pm 4

You are missing a contains statement.

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