[6.36] Fix argument passing conventions in h2root.#22568
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When variable-length strings are passed into functions compiled by gfortran, the lengths of the strings have to be passed at the end of the argument list as size_t. When using gcc <= 7 or clang (where the __GNUC__ macro might return unpredictable values), we were putting int on the C side, which got interpreted as size_t on the fortran side. (cherry picked from commit 3a9316e)
Test Results 17 files 17 suites 2d 13h 2m 37s ⏱️ For more details on these failures, see this check. Results for commit d3d55ff. |
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Backport of #21404, requested by @hageboeck.