I write a code that employs a module from another code (I didn't write it). When I use this module with the main program, it works well and shows no error. When I use this module with the subroutine it shows:
This module has already been defined
tried to summarize the code properly. Here is reproducible code:
subroutine polygoneclipping(n,vtable0,vcoord0,BOUNDARYPOINTS0,NEWvcoord0,Unumber)
use SutherlandHodgmanUtil
only : polygon,sutherlandHodgman,edgeClipping
type(polygon) :: p1, p2, res
integer :: c, n
double precision, dimension(2) :: y1, y2
integer(kind =3) :: i, Unumber
integer(kind =3), dimension(40,1) :: vtable0
real(kind =3), dimension(40,2) :: VCOORD0
real(kind =3), dimension(4,2) :: BOUNDARYPOINTS0
real(kind =3), dimension(40,2) :: NEWvcoord0
!MAIN SUB PART
end subroutine
module SutherlandHodgmanUtil
type polygon
!type for polygons
! when you define a polygon, the first and the last vertices have to be the same
integer :: n
double precision, dimension(:,:), allocatable :: vertex
end type polygon
contains
subroutine sutherlandHodgman( ref, clip, outputPolygon )
type(polygon) :: ref, clip, outputPolygon
type(polygon) :: workPolygon ! polygon clipped step by step
double precision, dimension(2) :: y1,y2 ! vertices of edge to clip workPolygon
integer :: i
!MAIN SUB PART
end subroutine sutherlandHodgman
subroutine edgeClipping( poly, y1, y2, outputPoly )
type(polygon) :: poly, outputPoly
double precision, dimension(2) :: y1, y2, x1, x2, intersecPoint
integer :: i, c
!MAIN SUB PART
end subroutine edgeClipping
function intersection( x1, x2, y1, y2)
double precision, dimension(2) :: x1, x2, & ! points of the segment
y1, y2 ! points of the line
double precision, dimension(2) :: intersection, vx, vy, x1y1
double precision :: a
!MAIN FUNC PART
end function intersection
function inside( p, y1, y2)
double precision, dimension(2) :: p, y1, y2, v1, v2
logical :: inside
!MAIN FUNC PART
end function inside
end module SutherlandHodgmanUtil
What is this error and why it appears?
I will happy with any help and forgive me for the long code.