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Source Code
pure subroutine mat_vec_rel_ATv(A,v,w,option)real(rk),intent(in),contiguous::A(:,:),v(:)real(rk),intent(inout),contiguous::w(:)character(*),intent(in),optional::optionif(present(option))then call mat_vec_rel_ATv_opt(A,v,w,option)else call mat_vec_rel_ATv_opt(A,v,w,'m2')end if end subroutine mat_vec_rel_ATv