ENTRY subroutines and functions not public in module

In the following, the name 'bbb' should be accessible by any procedure that uses the module. However, the compiler gives the following error:

*** The MODULE variable 'BBB' specified in this use statement does not exist in module MMM.

Without the only clause on the use statement, you get a warning that BBB is missing and a run time error.

This is a bug (admittedly in obsolescent, though valid, code).

module mmm

contains

   subroutine aaa
   
      print *, 'aaa'
      return
   
   entry bbb
   
      print *, 'bbb'
   
   end subroutine aaa

end module mmm

program anon

   use mmm, only: aaa, bbb
   call aaa
   call bbb

end program anon

Thanks for this. I have logged it for investigation.

This bug has been fixed for the next release. In the mean time brackets are needed as in

entry bbb()

OK Thanks - I didn't try using Entry points with arguments or an empty argument list.