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This implements the TOKENIZE intrinsic per the Fortran 2023 Standard. TOKENIZE is a more complicated addition to the flang intrinsics, as it is the first subroutine that has multiple unique footprints. Intrinsic functions have already addressed this challenge, however subroutines and functions are processed slightly differently and the function code was not a good 1:1 solution for the subroutines. To solve this the function code was used as an example to create error buffering within the intrinsics Process and select the most appropriate error message for a given subroutine footprint. A simple FIR compile test was added to show the proper compilation of each case. A thorough negative path test has also been added, ensuring that all possible errors are reported as expected. Testing prior to commit: = check-flang ========================================== ``` Testing Time: 139.51s Total Discovered Tests: 4153 Unsupported : 77 (1.85%) Passed : 4065 (97.88%) Expectedly Failed: 11 (0.26%) FLANG Container Test completed 2 minutes (160 s). Total Time: 2 minutes (160 s) Completed : Wed Feb 11 04:05:50 PM CST 2026 ``` = check-flang-rt ========================================== ``` Testing Time: 1.55s Total Discovered Tests: 258 Passed: 258 (100.00%) FLANG Container Test completed 0 minutes (55 s). Total Time: 0 minutes (56 s) Completed : Wed Feb 11 04:08:32 PM CST 2026 ``` = llvm-test-suite ========================================== ``` Testing Time: 1886.64s Total Discovered Tests: 6926 Passed: 6926 (100.00%) CCE SLES Container debug compile completed 31 minutes (1895 s). CCE SLES Container debug install completed in 0 minutes (0 s). Total Time: 31 minutes (1895 s) Completed : Wed Feb 11 05:46:52 PM CST 2026 ``` Additionally, (FYI) an executable test has been written and will be added to the llvm-test-suite under a separate PR. --------- Co-authored-by: Kevin Wyatt <kwyatt@hpe.com>
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