Question is about GFortran compiler behaviour. I use derived type in my
project with declaration like below:
Type :: mytype
Integer*4 :: ivar ! the initial point with address "0"
Real*4 :: farray(20) ! an array with adresses from "4" to "80"
.... 4-byte pad
Integer*8 :: livar ! the adress of integer*8 variable 88 in this
case
end Type mytype
But if change my declaration in such way i get:
Type :: mytype
! add above three variables
Logical*1 :: key1,key2 ! initial point here with address "0"
Integer*2 :: i2testvar ! adress 2 as expected
Integer*4 :: ivar ! address "4"
Real*4 :: farray(20) ! an array with adresses from "8" to "84"
.... 0-byte pad
Integer*8 :: livar ! the adress of integer*8 variable 88 the
same with above declaration
end Type mytype
Question: Could I manage the compiler alignment behaviour like in COMMON
Block in old style Fortran and where have been lost the padding?
Best regards and would like get any answer on my question.
