What you care about here is association: you want to be able to associate entities in the function f
with those in the subroutine condat
. Storage association is one way to do this, which is what the common block is doing.
There are other forms of association which can be useful. These are
- use association
- host association
- argument association
Argument association is described in haraldkl's answer.
Use association comes through modules like
module global_variables
implicit none ! I'm guessing on declarations, but that's not important
public ! Which is the default
real b1,c1,f1,g1,h1,d1,b2,c2,f2,g2,h2,p2,q2,r2,d2,xx2,yy2,zz2
integer iab11,iab22
end module
subroutine condat(i,j)
use global_variables ! Those public things are use associated
...
end subroutine
function f(x)
use global_variables ! And the same entities are accessible here
...
end function
Host association is having access to entities accessible to the host. A host here could usefully be a module or a program
module everything
integer iab11,...
real ...
contains
subroutine condat(i,j)
! iab11 available from the host module
end subroutine
function f(x)
! iab11 available from the host module
end function
end module
or even the subroutine itself
subroutine condat(i,j)
integer iab11,...
real ...
contains
function f(x)
! Host condat's iab11 is accessible here
end function
end subroutine
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