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On Monday, September 4, 2023 at 7:43:44 AM UTC-7, db wrote:
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> This is for an example of a random number generator.
> I note a declaration of the variable type c double.
> The function I want to call declares "long double"
> but I doubt that I can use
>
> import c long double
> ...
> real(kind=c long double) :: t, JBAND
The constants are supposed to be defined for the types supported
by the associated C compiler. (You need to write C callable C++ code.)
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