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LINTIN: fix some missing variables and typos
besnardjb Feb 3, 2022
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Add {{size [in, out, ]}} macro
besnardjb Feb 10, 2022
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Add some doc for {{size}}
besnardjb Feb 10, 2022
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SIZE: add MPI_File
besnardjb Sep 30, 2022
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Expand Up @@ -241,6 +241,11 @@ They're not designed for making wrappers, but declarations of lots of variables
static double overhead_time_0;


* `{{size <dir>}}`
Generate code do extract MPI call size. This defines variables initialized accordingly.
`<dir>` can be `in`, `out` or nothing. This respectively defines `_size_in`, `_size_out` and `_size` in the corresponding function. Note that `_size = _size_in + _size_out`, meaning that `{{size}}` will define all three variables. Size can only be invoked once per function. Note that Intercommunicators collectives are not yet supported.


* `{{vardecl <type> <arg> <arg> ...}}` *(not yet supported)*
Declare variables within a wrapper definition. Wrap will decorate
the variable name to prevent collisions.
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