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Source Code
subroutine type_dense_add(alpha,A,B,C)! C := alpha*A + B!! [ATTENTION] Assumes A, B, and C have the exact same sparsity pattern.!implicit nonereal(real64),intent(in)::alphatype(type_dense),intent(in)::Atype(type_dense),intent(in)::Btype(type_dense),intent(inout)::Cinteger(int32)::i,j!$omp parallel do private(i, j) collapse(2)do i=1,size(A%val,1)do j=1,size(A%val,2)C%val(i,j)=alpha*A%val(i,j)+B%val(i,j)end do end do!$omp end parallel doend subroutine type_dense_add