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subroutine myFinalInFortran(comp,importState,exportState,clock,rc)type(ESMF_GridComp)::comptype(ESMF_State)::importState,exportStatetype(ESMF_Clock)::clockinteger,intent(out)::rc! Local variablestype(ESMF_Array)::array type(ESMF_DistGrid)::distgrid! Initialize return coderc=ESMF_SUCCESSprint*,"In myFinalInFortran routine"! get Array object from export State call ESMF_StateGet(exportState,"array1",array=array,rc=rc)! Destroy Array and DistGridcall ESMF_ArrayGet(array,distgrid=distgrid,rc=rc)if(rc/=ESMF_SUCCESS)return! bail outcall ESMF_ArrayDestroy(array,rc=rc)if(rc/=ESMF_SUCCESS)return! bail outcall ESMF_DistGridDestroy(distgrid,rc=rc)if(rc/=ESMF_SUCCESS)return! bail out! deallocate Fortran memory allocationdeallocate(farray)end subroutine myFinalInFortran