lin_interp_implementation Submodule

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- tools_math
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Module Procedures

lin_interp_s lin_interp_v

Module Procedures

module procedure lin_interp_s module function lin_interp_s(f1, f2, fac)

$Id: lin_interp.f90 2469 2007-10-08 10:34:43Z sfilippo $

Arguments

Type	Intent	Optional	Attributes		Name
real(kind=psb_dpk_),	intent(in)			::	f1
real(kind=psb_dpk_),	intent(in)			::	f2
real(kind=psb_dpk_),	intent(in)			::	fac

Return Value real(kind=psb_dpk_)

module procedure lin_interp_v module function lin_interp_v(f1, f2, fac)

Arguments

Type	Intent	Optional	Attributes		Name
type(vector),	intent(in)			::	f1
type(vector),	intent(in)			::	f2
real(kind=psb_dpk_),	intent(in)			::	fac

Return Value type(vector)