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Variables
Type
Visibility
Attributes
Name
Initial
integer(kind=default_int),
private
::
incx
integer(kind=default_int),
private
::
incy
complex(kind=dp),
private
::
l_alpha
integer(kind=default_int),
private
::
n
Source Code
subroutine pic_zaxpy(x,y,alpha)!! interface for double precision complex AXPYcomplex(dp),intent(in)::x(:)complex(dp),intent(inout)::y(:)complex(dp),intent(in),optional::alphacomplex(dp)::l_alphainteger(default_int)::n,incx,incyn=size(x)incx=1incy=1if(present(alpha))thenl_alpha=alphaelsel_alpha=1.0_dpend if call blas_axpy(n,l_alpha,x,incx,y,incy)end subroutine pic_zaxpy