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Source Code
subroutine type_crs_gemv(alpha,A,x,beta,y)! y := alpha*A*x + beta*yimplicit nonereal(real64),intent(in)::alphatype(type_crs),intent(in)::Areal(real64),intent(in)::x(:)real(real64),intent(in)::betareal(real64),intent(inout)::y(:)integer(int32)::i,j,is,iereal(real64)::sum!$omp parallel do private(i, j, is, ie, sum)do i=1,A%num_rowsum=0.0d0is=A%ptr(i)ie=A%ptr(i+1)-1do j=is,iesum=sum+A%val(j)*x(A%ind(j))end doy(i)=alpha*sum+beta*y(i)end do!$omp end parallel doend subroutine type_crs_gemv