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implementation in a submodule of an interface in a parent module.
pure subroutine b64_decode_I1_a(code,n)!< Decode a base64 code into an array numbers (I1P).!<!<```fortran!< use befor64!< use penf!< integer(I1P) :: array_I1(1:2)!< call b64_decode(code='eP8=',n=array_I1)!< print "(L1)", str(n=array_I1)==str(n=[120_I1P,-1_I1P])!<```!=> T <<<character(*),intent(in)::code!< Encoded array.integer(I1P),intent(out)::n(1:)!< Array of numbers to be decoded.integer(I1P),allocatable::nI1P(:)!< One byte integer array containing n.allocate(nI1P(1:size(n,dim=1)*BYI1P));nI1P=0_I1Pcall decode_bits(code=code,bits=nI1P)n=transfer(nI1P,n)endsubroutine b64_decode_I1_a