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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
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Source Code
impure elemental function ESMF_ArrayBundleNE(arraybundle1,arraybundle2)! ! !RETURN VALUE:logical::ESMF_ArrayBundleNE! !ARGUMENTS:type(ESMF_ArrayBundle),intent(in)::arraybundle1type(ESMF_ArrayBundle),intent(in)::arraybundle2! !DESCRIPTION:! Test if both {\tt arraybundle1} and {\tt arraybundle2} alias the same ESMF ArrayBundle ! object.!!EOPI!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESMF_INIT_TYPEabinit1,abinit2integer::localrc1,localrc2logical::lval1,lval2! Use the following logic, rather than "ESMF-INIT-CHECK-DEEP", to gain ! init checks on both args, and in the case where both are uninitialized,! to distinguish equality based on uninitialized type (uncreated,! deleted).ESMF_ArrayBundleNE=.not.ESMF_ArrayBundleEQ(arraybundle1,arraybundle2)end function ESMF_ArrayBundleNE