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!> Extension of the original error type for creating more specific error types
module error_extension
use errorfx, only : fatal_error, fatal_error_init
implicit none
private
public :: io_error, io_error_init, catch_io_error_class
public :: linalg_error, linalg_error_init, catch_linalg_error_class
public :: create_error, catch_error, destroy_error
!> Specific I/O error created by extending the general type
type, extends(fatal_error) :: io_error
!> Unit number (-1 if no unit is associated with the I/O error)
integer :: unit = -1
!> File name (unallocated if no file is associted with the I/O error)
character(:), allocatable :: filename
end type io_error
!> Specific linear algebra error created by extending the general type
type, extends(fatal_error) :: linalg_error
!> Additional info flag, typically the info flag returned by the underlying library.
integer :: info = 0
end type linalg_error
!> Error creator (use those routines to create an error in the code)
interface create_error
module procedure create_io_error, create_linalg_error
end interface create_error
!> Catches specific error types
interface catch_error
module procedure catch_io_error, catch_linalg_error
end interface catch_error
!> Deactivates and deallocates a specific error type
interface destroy_error
module procedure destroy_io_error, destroy_linalg_error
end interface destroy_error
contains
!> Creates an IO error.
pure subroutine create_io_error(this, code, message, unit, filename)
!> Instance.
type(io_error), allocatable, intent(out) :: this
!> Error code
integer, optional, intent(in) :: code
!> Error message
character(*), optional, intent(in) :: message
!> Unit number the io error is associated with
integer, optional, intent(in) :: unit
!> File name the io error is associated with
character(*), optional, intent(in) :: filename
allocate(this)
call io_error_init(this, code=code, message=message, unit=unit, filename=filename)
end subroutine create_io_error
!> Initializes an io_error instance.
pure subroutine io_error_init(this, code, message, unit, filename)
!> Instance.
type(io_error), intent(out) :: this
!> Error code
integer, optional, intent(in) :: code
!> Error message
character(*), optional, intent(in) :: message
!> Unit number the io error is associated with
integer, optional, intent(in) :: unit
!> File name the io error is associated with
character(*), optional, intent(in) :: filename
call fatal_error_init(this%fatal_error, code=code, message=message)
if (present(unit)) then
this%unit = unit
end if
if (present(filename)) then
this%filename = filename
end if
end subroutine io_error_init
!> Destroys an error explicitely (after deactivating it)
subroutine destroy_io_error(this)
!> Existing instance, unallocated on exit
type(io_error), allocatable, intent(inout) :: this
if (allocated(this)) then
call this%deactivate()
deallocate(this)
end if
end subroutine destroy_io_error
!> Catches an io_error and executes an error handler
subroutine catch_io_error(error, errorhandler)
!> Error to catch
type(io_error), allocatable, intent(inout) :: error
interface
!> Error handler routine
subroutine errorhandler(error)
import :: io_error
implicit none
!> Error which was caught
type(io_error), intent(in) :: error
end subroutine errorhandler
end interface
call error%deactivate()
call errorhandler(error)
deallocate(error)
end subroutine catch_io_error
!> Catches a generic error class and executes an error handler
subroutine catch_io_error_class(error, errorhandler)
!> Error to catch
class(fatal_error), allocatable, intent(inout) :: error
interface
!> Error handler routine
subroutine errorhandler(error)
import :: io_error
implicit none
!> Error which was caught
class(io_error), intent(in) :: error
end subroutine errorhandler
end interface
logical :: caught
if (allocated(error)) then
caught = .false.
select type (error)
class is (io_error)
call error%deactivate()
call errorhandler(error)
caught = .true.
end select
if (caught) deallocate(error)
end if
end subroutine catch_io_error_class
!> Creates a linear algebra error
pure subroutine create_linalg_error(this, code, message, info)
!> Instance.
type(linalg_error), allocatable, intent(out) :: this
!> Error code
integer, optional, intent(in) :: code
!> Error message
character(*), optional, intent(in) :: message
!> Info flag (e.g. info flag returned by BLAS/LAPACK)
integer, optional, intent(in) :: info
allocate(this)
call linalg_error_init(this, code=code, message=message, info=info)
end subroutine create_linalg_error
!> Initializes an linalg_error instance.
pure subroutine linalg_error_init(this, code, message, info)
!> Instance
type(linalg_error), intent(out) :: this
!> Error code
integer, optional, intent(in) :: code
!> Error message
character(*), optional, intent(in) :: message
!> Info flag (e.g. info flag returned by BLAS/LAPACK)
integer, optional, intent(in) :: info
call fatal_error_init(this%fatal_error, code=code, message=message)
if (present(info)) then
this%info = info
end if
end subroutine linalg_error_init
!> Destroys an error explicitely (after deactivating it)
subroutine destroy_linalg_error(this)
!> Existing instance, unallocated on exit
type(linalg_error), allocatable, intent(inout) :: this
if (allocated(this)) then
call this%deactivate()
deallocate(this)
end if
end subroutine destroy_linalg_error
!> Catches an linalg_error and executes an error handler
subroutine catch_linalg_error(error, errorhandler)
!> Error to catch
type(linalg_error), allocatable, intent(inout) :: error
interface
!> Error handler routine
subroutine errorhandler(error)
import :: linalg_error
implicit none
!> Error which was caught
type(linalg_error), intent(in) :: error
end subroutine errorhandler
end interface
call error%deactivate()
call errorhandler(error)
deallocate(error)
end subroutine catch_linalg_error
!> Catches a generic error class and executes an error handler
subroutine catch_linalg_error_class(error, errorhandler)
!> Error to catch
class(fatal_error), allocatable, intent(inout) :: error
interface
!> Error handler routine
subroutine errorhandler(error)
import :: linalg_error
implicit none
!> Error which was caught
class(linalg_error), intent(in) :: error
end subroutine errorhandler
end interface
logical :: caught
if (allocated(error)) then
caught = .false.
select type (error)
class is (linalg_error)
call error%deactivate()
call errorhandler(error)
caught = .true.
end select
if (caught) deallocate(error)
end if
end subroutine catch_linalg_error_class
end module error_extension