docs: minor cleanup in tridiagonal solver#381
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Let's bring the in/out thing at stand up - we put it everywhere |
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Sounds good - I'm not particularly against it. The way it's done now (i.e. the way it was copied over from the Fortran), it overrides any type that might have been detected. |
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Small PR to improve how the auto-gen docs look like for the tridiagonal solver.
Note how deleting the
(in)/(out)intent is enabling the auto-docs system to detect the type correctly. Do we need to keep(in)/(out)somewhere?Also fixes a stale reference (in docs) to the previous
NDSLNamelist, which was removed with PR #297.How has this been tested?
By building docs locally.
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