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Source Code
subroutine f_esmf_gridcompinitialize(comp,importState,exportState,clock,&syncflag,phase,userRc,rc)use ESMF_UtilTypesMod! ESMF utility typesuse ESMF_BaseMod! ESMF base classuse ESMF_ClockModuse ESMF_ClockTypeModuse ESMF_StateModuse ESMF_CompModuse ESMF_GridCompModuse ESMF_InitMacrosModimplicit none type(ESMF_GridComp)::comptype(ESMF_State)::importStatetype(ESMF_State)::exportStatetype(ESMF_Clock)::clocktype(ESMF_Sync_Flag)::syncflaginteger::phaseinteger::userRcinteger::rctype(ESMF_Clock)::local_clocktype(ESMF_Pointer)::this! Initialize return code; assume routine not implementedrc=ESMF_RC_NOT_IMPL! Construct a local copy of the incoming clock with initializerscall ESMF_ClockGetThis(clock,this,rc=rc)call ESMF_ClockSetThis(local_clock,this,rc=rc)call ESMF_ClockSetInitCreated(local_clock)call ESMF_GridCompInitialize(comp,importState=importState,&exportState=exportState,clock=local_clock,&syncflag=syncflag,phase=phase,userRc=userRc,rc=rc)end subroutine f_esmf_gridcompinitialize