210. Non-pointer arguments of C functions should have the VALUE attribute in the Fortran interface.

topic: Interoperability with C and C++

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Arguments corresponding to non-pointer arguments of C functions must have the VALUE attribute in the Fortran interface. A C const argument can be INTENT(IN) in the Fortran interface.

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Arguments corresponding to non-pointer arguments of C functions must have the VALUE attribute in the Fortran interface. A C const argument can be INTENT(IN) in the Fortran interface. pic.twitter.com/oHM1F6sbLK

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