The list is alphabetical except that the generic type has highest priority. type may be one of: CHARACTER, DOUBLE, INTEGER, LOGICAL, REAL, BYTE, WORD, UBYTE, UWORD or POINTER.
Declare a C function argument of the specified type
Pass an argument of the specified type to a FORTRAN routine
Declare a C function argument as an array of the specified type
Pass an array argument of the specified type to a FORTRAN routine
Declare a C function argument as a FORTRAN-callable FUNCTION of the specified type
Pass a FORTRAN-callable FUNCTION of the specified type as an argument to a FORTRAN routine
Pass an argument that will be the return value of a CHARACTER FUNCTION
Declare an argument that will be the return value of a CHARACTER FUNCTION
Declare a variable of the specified type
Declare an array of the specified type
Declare a dynamic array of the specified type
Declare a dynamic FORTRAN CHARACTER variable
Declare a FORTRAN-callable function that returns a value of the specified type
Refer to blank common
Define the C type corresponding to the FORTRAN type BYTE
Call a FORTRAN routine from C
Define the type passed as a CHARACTER argument
Define the type passed as a CHARACTER array argument
Define the C type corresponding to the FORTRAN type CHARACTER
Create a dynamic FORTRAN array of type
Create a dynamic FORTRAN CHARACTER variable
Create a dynamic FORTRAN CHARACTER 1-D array
Create a dynamic FORTRAN CHARACTER n-D array
Create a dynamic FORTRAN LOGICAL n-D array
Define the C type corresponding to the FORTRAN type DOUBLE PRECISION
Export a C variable of the specified type to FORTRAN
Export a C array of the specified type to FORTRAN
Export an array of pointers to char
The external name of a function
The FORTRAN logical value FALSE
Free a dynamic FORTRAN array or CHARACTER variable
Import a FORTRAN variable of the specified type to C
Import a FORTRAN array of the specified type to C
Import an array of pointers to char
Define the C type corresponding to the FORTRAN type INTEGER
Is this the FORTRAN logical value false?
Is this the FORTRAN logical value true?
Prevents code from being run simultaneously in two separate threads
Define the C type corresponding to the FORTRAN type LOGICAL
Refer to a named common block
Define the C type corresponding to the FORTRAN type REAL
Declare a FORTRAN-callable SUBROUTINE
The FORTRAN logical value TRUE
Generate a pointer to an argument of the specified type
Generate a pointer to an array argument of the specified type
Generate a pointer to an argument which is a FORTRAN-callable FUNCTION of the specified type
Generate a pointer to an argument which is a FORTRAN-callable SUBROUTINE
Declare a C function argument as a FORTRAN-callable SUBROUTINE name
Pass a FORTRAN-callable SUBROUTINE name as an argument to a FORTRAN routine
Declare hidden trailing arguments
Pass the length of a CHARACTER argument to a FORTRAN routine