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     FORTRAN warning error F4330
 
     <varname> : NEAR/FAR/HUGE equivalence attribute conflict
 
     A variable or array was declared with one attribute but
     equivalenced into a block with a different attribute. For
     instance,
 
          INTEGER A(100000)
          INTEGER B[NEAR](5)
          EQUIVALENCE (A(1), B(1))      ! Error
          END
 
     A has an implicit attribute of HUGE because of its size. B
     is explicitly declared as NEAR, however, causing an
     attribute conflict when the line
 
          EQUIVALENCE (A(1), B(1))      ! Error
 
     tries to make A and B equivalent.
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