If a pointer dummy argument is not explicitly mapped, then the actual argument must also not be explicitly mapped.
If a pointer dummy argument has an explicit mapping, then the actual
argument must follow the rules for pointer assignment as stated above,
with one exception: If the actual argument has the DYNAMIC
attribute, it is not necessary that the corresponding dummy argument
have the DYNAMIC attribute. That is,
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A range declaration (see Section 8.11) can be used to restrict the set of distribution formats of the actual.
A pointer dummy argument may have the DYNAMIC attribute. In this case, the actual argument must also have the DYNAMIC attribute. The target associated with the dummy argument may be redistributed under the restrictions stated in the last subsection. Following Fortran rules, if the actual is also visible (through host- or use-association), the target may be redistributed only through the dummy argument. If the dummy argument is redistributed, then the actual argument has the new mapping on return from the procedure. In such a case, the new mapping must match the range restrictions (if any) of the actual.