212. The Fortran name can differ from the C name of a function if the NAME attribute appears in BIND.#
topic: Interoperability with C and C++
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The Fortran name can differ from the C name of a function if the NAME attribute appears in BIND. A variadic C function such as printf can be given multiple Fortran interfaces with different names and sets of argument types.
The Fortran name can differ from the C name of a function if the NAME attribute appears in BIND. A variadic C function such as printf can be given multiple Fortran interfaces with different names and sets of argument types.pic.twitter.com/EhQGNNOHaj
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