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binding/fortran: update python scripts now we always have IO functions #7276

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  • Now all f2c/c2f functions are actual C functions (rather than macros),
    the f08 binding can directly call those functions.

This is one step toward MPI ABI since it no longer assume handles are
integers. The next step is to adjust handle sizes (e.g. c_Comm) based on
whether mpi ABI is enabled.

  • Now MPI-IO functions are always available -- dummy functions if ROMIO is
    disabled -- the fortran bindings no longer need the "-no-mpiio" option.

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hzhou added 2 commits January 23, 2025 16:37
Now all f2c/c2f functions are actual C functions (rather than macros),
the f08 binding can directly call those functions.

This is one step toward MPI ABI since it no longer assume handles are
integers. The next step is to adjust handle sizes (e.g. c_Comm) based on
whether mpi ABI is enabled.
Now MPI-IO functions are always available -- dummy functions if ROMIO is
disabled -- the fortran bindings no longer need the "-no-mpiio" option.
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hzhou commented Jan 23, 2025

test:mpich/ch3/tcp
test:mpich/ch4/ofi

test:mpich/custom --disable-romio
netmod: ch3:tcp

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