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Data Mapping in Subprogram Interfaces

In this Section, phrases such as ``the caller must pass...'' are constraints on the implementation (i.e., on the generated code produced by the compiler), not on the source code produced by the programmer.

 
• Introduction
• What Remapping Is Required and Who Does It
• Distributions and Processor Arrangements
  • Examples
  • What Happens When a Clause Is Omitted
• Alignment
  • The Template of the Dummy Argument
  • The INHERIT Directive
    • Examples
  • Descriptive ALIGN Directives
    • Example
• Equivalence and Partial Order on the Set of Mappings
• Conditions for Omitting Explicit Interfaces
• Characteristics of Procedures
• Argument Passing and Sequence Association
  • Sequence Association Rules
  • Discussion of Sequence Association
  • Examples of Sequence Association