The error message "A common
The error message "A common block name is required" is self explanitory. type TypeThreadContext SEQUENCE ... declarations here end type TypeThreadContext type(TypeThreadContext) :: ThreadContext...
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Normally you do not place COMMON data in modules because the name of the COMMON block you use will get pre-pended with a module prefex nameIn your case the actual name might be TEST_MP_TESTYou will...
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The block has been defined as threadprivate in the include file, Test.insCommon /test/ a b!$OMP threadprivate(test) If the common block is refereed with the include file, the file with COPYIN statement...
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But your "include 'test.ins'" is enclosed in "module test" / "end module test", thus making the enclosed "COMMON /test/" within the scope of the module test. As stated in earlier post, all members of...
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It looks like your program is non-conforming. Let's refer to specifications.OpenMP: A common block name that appears in a copyin clause must be declared to be a Fortran common block in the same scoping...
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