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--- dev:reference_counting [2014/02/08 21:39] – remove broken links oschuett
+++ dev:reference_counting [2020/08/21 10:15] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-<note warning>This text is probably out of date it need to be revised.</note>
+<note warning>This text is probably out of date and needs to be revised.</note>
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 ===== Sample code =====
 Some sample code to get a feeling of how it works...
-<code>
+<code Fortran>
 ! create the matrix structure
-call cp_fmstruct_create(my_struct,...)
+  call cp_fmstruct_create(my_struct,...)
 ! create some matrixes
-call cp_fm_create(new_matrix_1,matrix_struct=my_struct)
+  call cp_fm_create(new_matrix_1,matrix_struct=my_struct)
-call cp_fm_create(new_matrix_2,matrix_struct=my_struct)
+  call cp_fm_create(new_matrix_2,matrix_struct=my_struct)
-call cp_fm_create(new_matrix_3,matrix_struct=my_struct)
+  call cp_fm_create(new_matrix_3,matrix_struct=my_struct)
 ! get rid of the matrix struct as we do not need it anymore
 ! (the matrix do, but they should look after themselves)
-call cp_fm_release(my_struct)
+  call cp_fm_release(my_struct)
 ! work with the matrices
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 ! get rid of the matrixes
-call cp_fm_release(new_matrix_1)
+  call cp_fm_release(new_matrix_1)
-call cp_fm_release(new_matrix_2)
+  call cp_fm_release(new_matrix_2)
-call cp_fm_release(new_matrix_3) ! my_struct gets deallocated only here
+  call cp_fm_release(new_matrix_3) ! my_struct gets deallocated only here
 </code>
-<code>
+<code Fortran>
 subroutine my_env_set_matrix(my_env,matrix)
   type(my_env_type), pointer :: my_env