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This issue was originally raised by @pmarguinaud in GPU adaptation additions. It pertains to the "Guidelines and recommendations" section. The original in-line comment was:
* Large arrays should be declared as allocatable, to avoid excessive stack usage.
Small arrays, and in particular those declared in tight code (this should be avoided wherever
possible!) should be automatic, to benefit from faster stack handling.
>>PM: definition of large and small arrays ? I recommand banning ALLOCATABLEs in all NPROMA routines
(ie those which process a single NPROMA block).<<
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This issue was originally raised by @pmarguinaud in GPU adaptation additions. It pertains to the "Guidelines and recommendations" section. The original in-line comment was:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: