public interface pic_copy
general interface of the BLAS COPY routines, will call SCOPY, DCOPY, CCOPY, ZCOPY
Usage: call pic_copy(x, y)
where x is the input vector, y is the output vector.
The vectors x and y must be allocatable arrays, we deduce the shapes from them.
interface~~pic_copy~~CallsGraph
interface~pic_copy
pic_copy
proc~pic_ccopy
pic_ccopy
interface~pic_copy->proc~pic_ccopy
proc~pic_dcopy
pic_dcopy
interface~pic_copy->proc~pic_dcopy
proc~pic_scopy
pic_scopy
interface~pic_copy->proc~pic_scopy
proc~pic_zcopy
pic_zcopy
interface~pic_copy->proc~pic_zcopy
interface~blas_copy
blas_copy
proc~pic_ccopy->interface~blas_copy
proc~pic_dcopy->interface~blas_copy
proc~pic_scopy->interface~blas_copy
proc~pic_zcopy->interface~blas_copy
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interface for single precision copy
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interface for double precision copy
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interface for single precision complex copy
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interface for double precision complex copy
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