Tweak PRIF_ATOMIC_LOGICAL_KIND#290
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bonachea merged 2 commits intoBerkeleyLab:mainfrom Jan 27, 2026
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* PRIF does not require these parameter values to have any particular kind. flang internally defines these parameters to be default integer, and gfortran generates spurious warnings when they are not so change them to default integer. * Add a HAVE_LOGICAL64 compile-time option to accomodate (theoretical) compilers that provide logical64 but lack selected_logical_kind.
This silences a (harmless) warning
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This PR deploys use of
selected_logical_kindin the definition ofPRIF_ATOMIC_LOGICAL_KINDfor gfortran 15 (the first release version where it appears).This resolves multiple (harmless) warnings from gfortran (15) of the form shown below, and improves our spec compliance.