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--- dev:todo [2015/06/07 20:32] – oschuett
+++ dev:todo [2015/06/13 10:05] – [Input / Output] oschuett
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   * Evolve the printkey into a real logging mechanism. If the ''WRITE'' statements were converted into functions calls, one could annotate the output in a standardized way. Such annotations would then allow for parsing the output in a generic fashion.
   * Remove the ''required'' flag from input keywords and sections. The flag states that there is no default value available, but the same effect can be achieved by simply not supplying a default value. To fully remove the flag one also has to adopt the generation of the input reference manual.
-  * Remove the ''cp_error_type'' and the 'pseudo exception handling' code like ''IF (.NOT.failure)''. These constructs clutter the code, without providing any useful functionality. The side-feature of the error_type to carry a reference to a ''cp_logger_type'' is sparsely used. It can be completely replaced by the ''add/rm_default_logger'' mechanism.
+  * Remove the ''cp_error_type'' and the 'pseudo exception handling' code like ''IF (.NOT.failure)''. These constructs clutter the code without providing any useful functionality. The side-feature of the error_type to carry a reference to a ''cp_logger_type'' is sparsely used. It can be completely replaced by the ''add/rm_default_logger'' mechanism.
 ====== Unit-Tests ======
-  * The the [[http://www.cp2k.org/static/coverage/coverage_report_combined/src/xc/index.html| test coverage]] of the XC-functionals is pretty low. Since we have libxc as reference, one could easily write a unit-test that compares both implementations by applying them to a randomly generated density.
+  * The [[http://www.cp2k.org/static/coverage/coverage_report_combined/src/xc/index.html| test coverage]] of the XC-functionals is pretty low. Since we have libxc as reference, one could easily write a unit-test that compares both implementations by applying them to a randomly generated density.
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