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Source Code
subroutine ESMF_GridSetDestroyDELayout(grid,destroy,rc)!! !ARGUMENTS:type(ESMF_Grid),intent(in)::gridlogical,intent(in)::destroyinteger,intent(out),optional::rc!!! !DESCRIPTION:!!EOPI!------------------------------------------------------------------------------integer::localrc! local return codeinteger::destroyInt! initialize return code; assume routine not implementedlocalrc=ESMF_RC_NOT_IMPLif(present(rc))rc=ESMF_RC_NOT_IMPL! Check init status of argumentsESMF_INIT_CHECK_DEEP(ESMF_GridGetInit,grid,rc)! set int from logicalif(destroy)thendestroyInt=1elsedestroyInt=0endif! Call into the C++ interface, which will sort out optional arguments.call c_esmc_gridsetdestroydelayout(grid,destroyInt);! return successfullyif(present(rc))rc=ESMF_SUCCESSend subroutine ESMF_GridSetDestroyDELayout