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module procedures_reals_factory use, intrinsic :: iso_fortran_env, only: DP => REAL64 use types_real_wrapper, only: Real_Line implicit none private public :: create, destroy interface create module procedure :: create_triangle end interface create interface destroy module procedure :: destroy_triangle end interface destroy contains pure subroutine create_triangle(triangle, num_elements) type(Real_Line), allocatable, intent(out) :: triangle(:) integer, intent(in) :: num_elements integer :: i_element allocate(triangle(num_elements)) do i_element = 1, size(triangle) allocate(triangle(i_element)%line(i_element)) triangle(i_element)%line = 0._DP end do end subroutine create_triangle pure subroutine destroy_triangle(triangle) type(Real_Line), allocatable, intent(inout) :: triangle(:) integer :: i_element if (allocated(triangle)) then do i_element = size(triangle), 1, -1 if (allocated(triangle(i_element)%line)) then deallocate(triangle(i_element)%line) end if end do deallocate(triangle) end if end subroutine destroy_triangle end module procedures_reals_factory