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Old   June 24, 2012, 04:48
Post multi-dimensional dynamic array allocation for multi-block solver using fortran
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I am converting my CFD solver to multi-block solver. I had used dynamic array allocation for the single block solver, but for multi-block, the dynamic array allocation syntax is not clear to me. I tried a sample code, but end up in error "Error: Expression at (1) must be scalar". I also don't know how to pass the multi dimensional allocated array to subroutines. Please, suggest solution, regards
common/iteration/nb
integer, dimension (,allocatable::nib,njb,nkb
real, dimension (:,:,:,,allocatable::x,y,z
allocate (nib(nb),njb(nb),nkb(nb))
do l=1,nb
ni=nib(l)
nj=njb(l)
nk=nkb(l)
allocate (x(l,ni,nj,nk),y(l,ni,nj,nk),z(l,ni,nj,nk))
enddo
call gridatt (x,y,z,nib,njb,nkb)
deallocate(x,y,z,nib,njb,nkb)
end
c
subroutine gridatt (x,y,z,nib,njb,nkb)
common/iteration/nb
integer, dimension (nb)::nib,njb,nkb
real, dimension (nb,nib,njb,nkb)::x,y,z
return
end
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