The syntax of the type-bound procedure portion of a derived type
definition is as follows:
.----------------------.
V |
>>-CONTAINS--+---------+----+-specific_binding-+-+-------------><
'-PRIVATE-' +-generic_binding--+
'-final_binding----'
- CONTAINS
- For more information see CONTAINS
- PRIVATE
- You can only specify a PRIVATE statement
if the type definition is within the specification part of a module.
- specific_binding
- Binds a procedure to the type, or specifies a deferred binding
in an abstract type. See Specific binding
- generic_binding
- Defines a generic interface. See Generic binding
- final_binding
- Defines a list of final subroutines. See Final binding
You can identify a procedure using a binding name in the scope
of the type definition, or an operator for a generic binding. The
binding name is the name of a procedure of the type name and is referred
to in the same way as a component of a type. For a specific binding,
this name is the binding_name. For a generic
binding whose generic specification is generic_name,
this name is the generic_name. A final binding,
or a generic binding whose generic specification is not generic_name,
has no binding name.