... where all the actual algorithms are stored. Something along the lines of: -------------------------------------------------------- module object001 use methods type object001 real :: x end type... set_x module procedure obj001_set_x end interface contains subroutine obj001_set_x(obj) type(object001), intent(inout) :: obj call set_value(obj%%x) end subroutine end ...

... I wanted, but documenting everything is still going to cost multiple trees. Second, is there a way now to bundle the objects together in a single module, so that instead of use object001 use object002 ... use objectnnn I can simply say use objects Thanks for any ideas. gus gassmann One way is to take the common code and place ...

...get what I wanted, but documenting everything is still going to cost multiple trees. Second, is there a way now to bundle the objects together in a single module, so that instead of use object001 use object002 ... use objectnnn I can simply say use objects Thanks for any ideas. gus gassmann One way is to take the common code and place it in a ...

... it by means of an INCLUDE line wherever it's needed. Second, is there a way now to bundle the objects together in a single module, so that instead of use object001 use object002 ... use objectnnn I can simply say use objects Put all the USEs into a module called objects and use objects, just as you've written. Regards, ...

... and insert it by means of an INCLUDE line wherever it's needed. Second, is there a way now to bundle the objects together in a single module, so that instead of use object001 use object002 ... use objectnnn I can simply say use objects Put all the USEs into a module called objects and use objects, just as you've written. Regards, Mike Metcalf

... reuse the code? It was easy enough to duplicate and do global search and replace to get what I wanted, but documenting everything is still going to cost multiple trees. Second, is there a way now to bundle the objects together in a single module, so that instead of use object001 use object002 ... use objectnnn I can simply say use objects Thanks for any ideas. gus gassmann