fix reference passed to non-reference

[felipensp]

Fix argument passing.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved safety and readability of the default device retrieval process by simplifying access to the platform IDs.

This change enhances the overall stability of the application without altering its functionality.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6d6b8a5 and b590134.

Walkthrough

The changes involve a modification to the get_default_device function in the vcl/vcl.c.v file. The update simplifies the access method for the first element of the platform_ids array, replacing an unsafe pointer dereference with a direct access approach. This change maintains the function's original purpose of retrieving the default device ID for the CPU type while improving code safety and readability.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
vcl/vcl.c.v	Simplified access to the first element of platform_ids by removing unsafe block.
examples/*	Various formatting improvements across multiple example files for better readability.
float/*	Formatting adjustments in test files for better alignment and readability.
fun/*	Removed fun. prefix from constants for clarity.
graph/*	Formatting changes for improved readability in graph-related files.
inout/h5/*	Renamed variables to remove h5. prefix for simplicity.
iter/*	Formatting adjustments for consistent parameter alignment in iterators.
la/*	Formatting changes and renaming of tolerance variables for clarity in linear algebra tests.
mpi/mpi.c.v	Minor formatting adjustment in the Communicator.new function.
noise/simplex.v	Removed noise. prefix from constants in simplex noise functions.
poly/poly.v	Simplified variable references in the balance_companion_matrix function.
roots/*	Formatting changes and renaming of variables in root-finding algorithms.
vcl/*	Various formatting and renaming adjustments for clarity in device-related files.

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In the code where rabbits play,
A change was made to brighten the day.
No more unsafe, just a hop so light,
Accessing values, everything's right!
With each small tweak, we dance and cheer,
For safer code brings us all near! 🐇✨

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