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ParaMonte Fortran 2.0.0
Parallel Monte Carlo and Machine Learning Library
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Run the adaptive global quadrature methods for the specified input integrand object. More...
Run the adaptive global quadrature methods for the specified input integrand object.
This procedure is created solely for the purpose of facilitating the display of the results of the quadrature of example integrands of pm_quadTest.
[in,out] | disp | : The input/output object of type display_type containing information about the display on which the integration procedure and results should be displayed. |
[in] | integrand | : The input object of class integrand_type containing information about the example integrand that is to be integrated. |
[in] | abstol | : The input positive scalar of the type real of kind corresponding to the highest precision available RKH, representing the absolute tolerance for the integration result.(optional. The default value is set by [isFailedQuad]@(ref pm_quadPack::isFailedQuad)) |
[in] | reltol | : The input positive scalar of the type real of kind corresponding to the highest precision available RKH, representing the relative tolerance for the integration result.(optional, The default value is set by [isFailedQuad]@(ref pm_quadPack::isFailedQuad)) |
[in] | nintmax | : The input positive scalar of the type integer of default kind IK, representing the maximum number of adaptive interval formations allowed.(optional, default = 2000 ) |
Possible calling interfaces ⛓
gfortran
version 11 gfortran
cannot handle submodule procedures with implicit procedures whose interfaces are solely declared in the parent module.gfortran
cannot recognize the procedure arguments without duplicating the full interface in the submodule.
Remedy (as of ParaMonte Library version 2.0.0): Avoid this coding style until the bug is resolved.
Final Remarks ⛓
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Definition at line 211 of file pm_quadTest.F90.