Minor code cleanup#2078
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andrew-platt merged 2 commits intoOpenFAST:dev-unstable-pointersfrom Mar 7, 2024
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- alphabetized ExternalInflow and ExtLoads modules (so they don't keep showing up as changes)
- `norm2` is not standard Fortran 2003, so produced warning on build.
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Thanks for updating the vfproj file! We'll try not to rearrange it in future PRs.
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When you renamed the OpFM module, it made sense to not move it to alphabetical order so we could see the differences easier. If only VS would stop randomly changing the order of the custom build section for the registry files... |
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This PR removes some unused variables and replaces non-standard Fortran 2003 code with code that uses F03. I also saved the updated Visual Studio FASTlib project with the folders in alphabetical order to prevent it looking like there are differences every time you save the Visual Studio solution file to build OpenFAST.
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