Single declarations for hoisted variables in recursive hoist transformation (fixes #143) #144
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The issue are declarations of multiple temporaries in a single statement, of which not all are hoisted. The hoisted temporaries receive an additional
intent
attribute, which means these need to be declared separately from non-hoisted variables.This fixes the issue by using the
single_variable_declaration
utility to create separate declarations for hoisted temporaries.Piggy-backed is a small fix to ensure case-insensitive behaviour in a call lookup, which showed up when using the supplied test.