Wrong flattening of element-wise operators

[Martin Sjölund]

Wrong flattening of element-wise operators. Consider:

function f
  input Real r1[:];
  input Real r2[size(r1,1)];
  output Real o[size(r1,1)];
algorithm
  o := r1 .* r2;
end f;

model M
  Real r[:] = f({1,2,3},{4,5,6});
end M;

omc prints:

function f
  input Real[:] r1;
  input Real[size(r1, 1)] r2;
  output Real[size(r1, 1)] o;
algorithm
  o := r1 * r2;
end f;

Which is wrong since r1 * r2 returns a scalar Real. This is an annoyance when debugging.

[Per Östlund]

Fixed in r15776. We don't actually save the exact operator that the user used, so we don't know whether they were written as element-wise or not (in many cases it doesn't matter). Element-wise operators are now output when they are the only option, while 'normal' operators are output for the cases where it doesn't matter.