Jason Green
Reputation: 13
In fortran, in what scope should I place 'use [module]' statements for the best performance?
Say I have a subprogram in a Fortran program/module that uses another module. Will the performance of this subprogram be better if I place the 'use' statement within the subprogram or at the program/module scope?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 125
Answers (1)
IanH
Reputation: 21431
If, by "performance", you mean execution speed, then No.
Positioning of the statement will make no difference.
Upvotes: 2
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