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Option: arguments

-arguments=num
Controls warnings about mismatches between actual and dummy subprogram arguments. (An actual argument is an argument passed to the subprogram by the caller; a dummy argument is an argument received by the subprogram.)

The meanings of the setting values are as follows:

0:
turn off all such warnings.
1:
warn only about different number of arguments.
2:
warn only about mismatch of data type of arguments and of function itself.
3:
all warnings.

Default = turn-on = 3.

This setting does not apply to checking invocations of intrinsic functions or statement functions.

See also: -array , -library , -usage .


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