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Nodes of different colours represent the following:
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arrows point from an interface to procedures which implement that interface.
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implementation in a submodule of an interface in a parent module.
Where possible, edges connecting nodes are
given different colours to make them easier to distinguish in
large graphs.
Source Code
subroutine dealloc_(A,RC)type(Ptr),intent(INOUT)::Ainteger,optional,intent(out)::rcif(a%allocated/=not_allocated)then select case(a%allocated)case(R4_2)if(associated(A%r4_2))then deallocate(A%r4_2)nullify(A%r4_2)end if case(R4_1)if(associated(A%r4_1))then deallocate(A%r4_1)nullify(A%r4_1)end if case(R8_2)if(associated(A%r8_2))then deallocate(A%r8_2)nullify(A%r8_2)end if case(R8_1)if(associated(A%r8_1))then deallocate(A%r8_1)nullify(A%r8_1)end if case(i4_1)if(associated(A%i4_1))then deallocate(A%i4_1)nullify(A%i4_1)end if case(i4_2)if(associated(A%i4_2))then deallocate(A%i4_2)nullify(A%i4_2)end if case default_FAIL('unsupported tkr')end selecta%allocated=not_allocatedend if_RETURN(ESMF_SUCCESS)end subroutine dealloc_