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WARNING!
- Use intent(inout) for BX(:)
- Do loop on the faces subset corresponding to IB bc.
- Only this section of BX(:) is going to be modified.
- BX(:) indexing starts from 1: when BX(:) is referenced an offset
equal to the # of boundary faces with flag > 0 and < IB must be
added to the I counter.
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