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Gregor Michalicek authored
This commit should not change anything, but it does. The Intel compiler seems to be sensitive on the order and position of use statements. Without this change the compilation of Fleur hangs at several places. I don't have a general principle on how and where the use statements should be, but: 1. more general use statements should be before use statements that themselves use the more general one. 2. use statements should be simple. No ", only ..." 3. Less use statements is better. If there are several subroutines in a module put the use statements generally into the module and not into the subroutines. The reality, however, seems to be slightly more complex. This might also be connected to the underlying hardware resources.
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