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    Fortran [Fortran 90/95] Error: function has no IMPLICIT type

    Allday, yes, you're right. This would be an option as well. Thank you.
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    Fortran [Fortran 90/95] Error: function has no IMPLICIT type

    a_potato, you are right. I changed default setting by omitting :: after PRIVATE. Thank you for noticing it!
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    Fortran [Fortran 90/95] Error: function has no IMPLICIT type

    Hi! I get an error when trying to compile my program: test8.f95:26.8: BMat = BMatScal(InverseJacobian, ShapeFuncDeriv) 1 Error: Function 'bmatscal' at (1) has no IMPLICIT type I don't know why it complains because I specified type of the function in its definition (please see...
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    Fortran How to Resolve Compilation Errors with Fortran 90/95 MODULEs?

    jedishrfu, Thanks a lot for the link to Stackoverflow! It helped. It turns out that when you use MODULE the interface is being generated automatically, so the program knows it. Ergo, the problem was in my second MODULE 'ty' with explicit INTERFACE. I got rid of it. Now everything runs smoothly...
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    Fortran How to Resolve Compilation Errors with Fortran 90/95 MODULEs?

    Hi! I require help in writing a code where I want to put FUNCTION definitions in one module and INTERFACEs to the functions (as I use assumed-shape arrays in the functions) in another. But I get multiple errors when trying to compile. Could anyone assist me in solving this problem? Please see...
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