[flang][tests] Disable a test with PROCEDURE() #291
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eugeneepshteyn
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Does this mean that this test is effectively "permanently" disabled since gfortran and flang will always treat the code in this test differently? If so, please move this test to the UNSUPPORTED_FILES list since those are intended for tests that will never pass.
A PROCEDURE() pointer with no interface or type can be associated with any procedure; specifically, it is not limited to subroutines. This interpretation is about to be corrected in flang-new, and so this GNU Fortran test that *does* expect an error will have to be disabled.
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A PROCEDURE() pointer with no interface or type can be associated with any procedure; specifically, it is not limited to subroutines. This interpretation is about to be corrected in flang-new, and so this GNU Fortran test that does expect an error will have to be disabled.