blocks.f File Reference

Encapsulate a BUFR message with IEEE Fortran control words. More...

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Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	blocks (MBAY, MWRD)
	This subroutine encapsulates a BUFR message with IEEE Fortran control words as specified via the most recent call to subroutine setblock(). More...

Detailed Description

Encapsulate a BUFR message with IEEE Fortran control words.

Definition in file blocks.f.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

subroutine blocks	(	integer*4, dimension(mwrd)	MBAY,
			MWRD
	)

This subroutine encapsulates a BUFR message with IEEE Fortran control words as specified via the most recent call to subroutine setblock().

A previous call to subroutine setblock() is required in order to activate encapsulation with control words, and to specify whether the control words should be encoded using big-endian or little-endian byte ordering. In such cases, the input parameter MBAY is then modified to add the specified control words to the existing BUFR message whenever this subroutine is called, and MWRD is also modified accordingly.

Alternatively, if subroutine setblock() was never previously called, or if no encapsulation was specified during the most recent call to subroutine setblock(), then this subroutine simply returns without modifying either of its input parameters.

Author

J. Woollen

Date

2012-09-15

Parameters

[in,out]	MBAY	– integer(*): BUFR message, possibly with added control words on output
[in,out]	MWRD	– integer: Size (in integers) of contents of MBAY

Remarks

• For more information about IEEE Fortran control words, as well as their historical use within the BUFRLIB software, see the documentation for subroutine setblock().
• Whenever a BUFR message in MBAY is to be encapsulated with control words, the user must ensure the availability of sufficient extra space when allocating MBAY within the application program.

Program history log:

Date	Programmer	Comments
2012-09-15	J. Ator	Original author

Definition at line 45 of file blocks.f.

Referenced by msgwrt().