DPL Analysis: remove uses of selected packs - #4644
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@mpuccio can you please review this and eventually merge? It's blocking other cleanups we would like to do in O2 to improve the compile time. |
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I can't merge directly as this PR touches another directory as well, but OK for me. |
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This removes uses of selected packs from O2Physics, so that we can proceed with removing their recursive template definitions from O2. This will eventually considerably improve compilation times.