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The characteristics of dummy data objects and function results as given in the Fortran standard (F95:12.2) are extended to include also the HPF-characteristics of such objects, which are defined recursively as follows:
An interface body specifies all of the procedure's characteristics and these shall be consistent with those specified in the procedure definition ...
Normally, an interface block for a procedure is a textual copy of the appropriate declarations of that procedure. This Section simply says that such a textual copy must include any explicit mapping directives relevant to dummy arguments of the procedure. (End of rationale.)
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