Joerg Henrichs

This PR: 1. Moves the infrastructure files into the same subdirectories as they are in LFRic, making it easier to replace our stub with the real LFRic files. 2. It...

One thing I forgot to mention: Ideally we would also replace the hard-coded `dependency` file with a rule that recreates this file. But this needs an update to the latest...

Branches passed all tests here as well as our jenkins compilation tests. Ready for next review.

Thanks for the review and debugging. It turns out that by sheer coincidence I always had the infrastructure library inside of PSyclone built, so the incorrect paths that were used...

@arporter, is there an implementation of `reference_accesses` in the `Call` class? Or will the arguments be properly marked as 'read-write' (I think that's the best we can do, unless we...

Any details? Can you perhaps provide the file?

While there is a `field_vector_type` in LFRic, this type appears not to be used (or supported??) in PSyclone. The typical usage pattern is: ``` select type (x) type is (field_vector_type)...

These two concepts seems indeed to be very similar (main difference as far as I can tell: the `FieldVector` provides linear algebra functions to be applied to all its individual...

> The problem with field_vector_type is that it is abstract and therefore it is not possible for PSyclone to determine the datatype of anything declared as a field_vector_type in the...

You can use a python format statement for this as well: ``` filename_for_mod = "{0}_,mod.f90' ``` where we then provide the base name in a format statement. We use this...