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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -81,6 +81,23 @@ module stdlib_system
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public :: elapsed
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public :: is_windows
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+ ! ! version: experimental
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+ ! !
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+ ! ! Returns the file path of the null device, which discards all data written to it.
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+ ! ! ([Specification](../page/specs/stdlib_system.html#null_device-return-the-null-device-file-path))
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+ ! !
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+ ! ! ### Summary
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+ ! ! Function that provides the file path of the null device appropriate for the current operating system.
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+ ! !
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+ ! ! ### Description
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+ ! !
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+ ! ! The null device is a special file that discards all data written to it and always reads as
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+ ! ! an empty file. This function returns the null device path, adapted for the operating system in use.
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+ ! !
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+ ! ! On Windows, this is `NUL`. On UNIX-like systems, this is `/dev/null`.
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+ ! !
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+ public :: null_device
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! CPU clock ticks storage
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integer , parameter , private :: TICKS = int64
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integer , parameter , private :: RTICKS = dp
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end select
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end function OS_NAME
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+ ! > Return the file path of the null device for the current operating system.
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+ function null_device () result(path)
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+ ! > File path of the null device
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+ character (:), allocatable :: path
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+
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+ if (OS_TYPE()==OS_WINDOWS) then
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+ path = ' NUL'
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+ else
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+ path = ' /dev/null'
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+ end if
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+ end function null_device
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end module stdlib_system
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