Please see the code below. I compiled it with flang -fc1 -emit-mlir -O0. In the resultant mlir, I see that fir.declare is generated 3 times for variable i of str_int (_QMutilsFstr_intEi) and 2 of those fir.declare are in str_real_n which does not seem right to me.
module utils
integer, parameter :: dp=kind(0.d0)
contains
pure integer function str_int_len(i) result(sz)
! Returns the length of the string representation of 'i'
integer, intent(in) :: i
integer, parameter :: MAX_STR = 100
character(MAX_STR) :: s
write(s, '(i0)') i
sz = len_trim(s)
end function
pure function str_int(i) result(s)
! Converts integer "i" to string
integer, intent(in) :: i
character(len=str_int_len(i)) :: s
write(s, '(i0)') i
end function
pure integer function str_real_len(r, fmt) result(sz)
! Returns the length of the string representation of 'i'
real(dp), intent(in) :: r
character(len=*), intent(in) :: fmt
integer, parameter :: MAX_STR = 100
character(MAX_STR) :: s
! If 's' is too short (MAX_STR too small), Fortan will abort with:
! "Fortran runtime error: End of record"
write(s, fmt) r
sz = len_trim(s)
end function
pure function str_real_n(r, n) result(s)
! Converts the real number "r" to string with 'n' decimal digits.
real(dp), intent(in) :: r
integer, intent(in) :: n
character(len=str_real_len(r, "(f0." // str_int(n) // ")")) :: s
write(s, "(f0." // str_int(n) // ")") r
end function
end module
Please see the code below. I compiled it with `flang -fc1 -emit-mlir -O0`. In the resultant mlir, I see that fir.declare is generated 3 times for variable `i` of `str_int` (`_QMutilsFstr_intEi`) and 2 of those fir.declare are in `str_real_n` which does not seem right to me.
```
module utils
integer, parameter :: dp=kind(0.d0)
contains
pure integer function str_int_len(i) result(sz)
! Returns the length of the string representation of 'i'
integer, intent(in) :: i
integer, parameter :: MAX_STR = 100
character(MAX_STR) :: s
write(s, '(i0)') i
sz = len_trim(s)
end function
pure function str_int(i) result(s)
! Converts integer "i" to string
integer, intent(in) :: i
character(len=str_int_len(i)) :: s
write(s, '(i0)') i
end function
pure integer function str_real_len(r, fmt) result(sz)
! Returns the length of the string representation of 'i'
real(dp), intent(in) :: r
character(len=*), intent(in) :: fmt
integer, parameter :: MAX_STR = 100
character(MAX_STR) :: s
! If 's' is too short (MAX_STR too small), Fortan will abort with:
! "Fortran runtime error: End of record"
write(s, fmt) r
sz = len_trim(s)
end function
pure function str_real_n(r, n) result(s)
! Converts the real number "r" to string with 'n' decimal digits.
real(dp), intent(in) :: r
integer, intent(in) :: n
character(len=str_real_len(r, "(f0." // str_int(n) // ")")) :: s
write(s, "(f0." // str_int(n) // ")") r
end function
end module
```
Please see the code below. I compiled it with
flang -fc1 -emit-mlir -O0
. In the resultant mlir, I see that fir.declare is generated 3 times for variablei
ofstr_int
(_QMutilsFstr_intEi
) and 2 of those fir.declare are instr_real_n
which does not seem right to me.