A function that returns a pointer to a polymorphic variable can be used as the selector in a SELECT TYPE construct. If that function is type-bound, the new 13.0 compiler fails to recognize that the function result is polymorphic and incorrectly issues an error. I've attached a small example that illustrates the bug.
-Neil
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Thank you for reporting this issue as well. I have escalated it to the developers. The issue number is DPD200237118. I will post an updates I receive on the issue to this thread.
Regards,
Annalee
Intel Developer Support
I made the same mistake in my example that I made in another report, namely use of CLASS IS (INTEGER) which is not allowed. The mistake had no bearing on the the compiler bug the report was illustrating, but to prevent this mistake from being a distraction, I've attached a fixed example that is truly standard conforming.
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