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Source Code
function copy_coo(self)result(B)implicit none class(type_coo),intent(in)::selfclass(abst_matrix),allocatable::Ballocate(type_coo::B)select type(matrix=>B)type is(type_coo)matrix%nnz=self%nnzcall allocate_array(matrix%row,self%nnz)call allocate_array(matrix%col,self%nnz)call allocate_array(matrix%val,self%nnz)matrix%row(:)=self%row(:)matrix%col(:)=self%col(:)matrix%val(:)=self%val(:)end select end function copy_coo