Oops, I didn't see the END FUNCTION on Van's syntax.
But that is really something different from most things in the
language--some kind of multiple statement entity declaration.
(Yes, I understand that the function subprogram does define
the PROCEDURE--it's all this confusion about the procudure
itself versus the type of the result, etc.
Van Snyder wrote:
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To make the symmetry more complete, every entity declaration should
allow :: before the entity, and every specifiable attribute of the
entity should be allowed in a comma-separated list before ::, viz.
TYPE(MyType), RECURSIVE, ALLOCATABLE, DIMENSION(10), PUBLIC, &
RESULT(MyResult), FUNCTION :: MyFunc ( ... ) ... END FUNCTION MyFunc
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