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function io_wallclocktime()!==================================================================!! !! Returns elapsed wall clock time in seconds since its first call !! !!===================================================================use w90_constants,only:dp,i64implicit nonereal(kind=dp)::io_wallclocktimeinteger(kind=i64)::c0,c1integer(kind=i64)::ratelogical::first=.true.save first,rate,c0if(first)then call system_clock(c0,rate)io_wallclocktime=0.0_dpfirst=.false.else call system_clock(c1)io_wallclocktime=real(c1-c0)/real(rate)endifreturn end function io_wallclocktime