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private pure module function concatenate_columns(a, b) result(concatenated)
Arguments
Type
Intent
Optional
Attributes
Name
real(kind=r8k),
intent(in),
dimension(:,:)
::
a
real(kind=r8k),
intent(in),
dimension(:,:)
::
b
Return Value real(kind=r8k),
dimension(:,:),allocatable
Description
Result contains the concatenation of the columns of argument a with the columns of argument b