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Source Code
subroutine type_int_3d_initialize(self,length,initialize_value)implicit none class(type_int_3d),intent(inout)::selfinteger(int32),intent(in)::lengthinteger(int32),intent(in),optional::initialize_valuecall allocate_array(self%x,length)call allocate_array(self%y,length)call allocate_array(self%z,length)if(present(initialize_value))thenself%x(:)=initialize_valueself%y(:)=initialize_valueself%z(:)=initialize_valueelseself%x(:)=0_int32self%y(:)=0_int32self%z(:)=0_int32end if end subroutine type_int_3d_initialize