[SciPy-user] import/include in f2py

[Robert Kern]

Ryan Krauss wrote:
> If I have a user-defined function in a seperate .f or .so file, how do
> I include that function in another fortran file for use with f2py?
> i.e. if I define:
> 
>       double complex function zcosh(z)
>       double complex z
>       zcosh = 0.5*(exp(z)+exp(-z))
>       RETURN
>       END
> 
> in mylib.f
> 
> and then I want to use it like this:
> 
>       double complex function bode(s)
>       double complex s
>       double complex zsinh, zcosh
> 
> in bode(s) in otherfile.f, what line(s) do I need in otherfile.f to
> make it find zcosh(z)?

None. Just link the object files during linking.

> I guess I am asking what is the fortran equivalent of include from c
> or import in python?

There is none.

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