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October 15, 2006, 10:39 |
Help: Reading values in derived types for VFortran
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hello,
in the past, i simply use real :: u(:,,v(:, to define the velocities in my FVM code. now, i'm trying to use derived type in my fortran code. e.g. type cell real :: u,v end type cell during debugging using either compaq or intel visual fortran, to show all the values of variables u or v, I either enter "u" or "u(:," in the debug window in the past. but now, if I want to see the values, i can only see the u or v for each cell ie "cell(1,1)%u". "cell(:,%u" does not work. this is very troublesome. so is there anyway I can see all values of u,v using the new derived type? thank you very much |
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