Definition at line 147 of file clock.F90.
◆ clock_constructor()
| type(iteration_counter_t) pure function clock_oct_m::clock_t::clock_constructor |
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real(real64), intent(in), optional |
time_step, |
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integer, intent(in), optional |
initial_iteration |
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Initialize the clock with a given time step.
The internal clock counter starts at zero or if the optional argument initial_value is given at the value of initial_value.
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- : the time step used by the clock might not be identical to the requested time step. This is because we need to enforce the time step to be a multiple of the minimum time step or otherwise the calculated time will not be an exact multiple of the time step.
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: The clock_constructor() does not return an object of type clock_t, but and iteration_counter_t. The extra functionality of returning a 'real' clock, is not achieved by polymorphism (overloading), but by assigning the function pointer clock_tvalue to the function clock_time() rather than iteration_counter_value().
Definition at line 167 of file clock.F90.
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
1.9.4