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  1. impi_devel-2021.13.0.data/data/Library/bin/mpi/debug/impi.dll +0 -0
  2. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpicc.bat +1 -1
  3. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpifc.bat +1 -1
  4. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/include/mpi.h +70 -18
  5. impi_devel-2021.13.0.data/data/Library/lib/impi.lib +0 -0
  6. impi_devel-2021.13.0.data/data/share/doc/mpi/licensing/license.txt +334 -0
  7. impi_devel-2021.13.0.data/data/share/doc/mpi/licensing/third-party-programs.txt +1476 -0
  8. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.dist-info → impi_devel-2021.13.0.dist-info}/METADATA +30 -30
  9. impi_devel-2021.13.0.dist-info/RECORD +24 -0
  10. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.dist-info → impi_devel-2021.13.0.dist-info}/WHEEL +1 -1
  11. impi_devel-2021.12.1.data/data/Library/bin/impi.pdb +0 -0
  12. impi_devel-2021.12.1.data/data/Library/bin/mpi/debug/impi.dll +0 -0
  13. impi_devel-2021.12.1.data/data/Library/bin/mpi/debug/impi.pdb +0 -0
  14. impi_devel-2021.12.1.data/data/Library/lib/impi.lib +0 -0
  15. impi_devel-2021.12.1.dist-info/RECORD +0 -24
  16. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpicl.bat +0 -0
  17. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpicxx.bat +0 -0
  18. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpif77.bat +0 -0
  19. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpif90.bat +0 -0
  20. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpiicc.bat +0 -0
  21. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpiicpc.bat +0 -0
  22. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpiicpx.bat +0 -0
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  24. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/bin/mpiifort.bat +0 -0
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  26. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/include/mpicxx.h +0 -0
  27. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.data → impi_devel-2021.13.0.data}/data/Library/include/mpio.h +0 -0
  28. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.dist-info → impi_devel-2021.13.0.dist-info}/LICENSE.txt +0 -0
  29. {impi_devel-2021.12.1.dist-info → impi_devel-2021.13.0.dist-info}/top_level.txt +0 -0
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ rem Keep the self name (as "filename.ext") in the variable before cycle. We will
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  /* other extension types */
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  int MPI_Op_create(MPI_User_function *user_fn, int commute, MPI_Op *op) MPICH_API_PUBLIC;
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