arallocc.c File Reference

Dynamically allocate C language arrays within internal memory. More...

#include "bufrlib.h"
#include "cread.h"
#include "mstabs.h"

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Functions
void	arallocc (void)
	This subroutine is called internally during the first call to subroutine openbf() from an application program, in order to dynamically allocate internal C language arrays based on parameter values set during one or more previous calls to function isetprm(). More...

Detailed Description

Dynamically allocate C language arrays within internal memory.

Definition in file arallocc.c.

Function Documentation

void arallocc

(

void

)

This subroutine is called internally during the first call to subroutine openbf() from an application program, in order to dynamically allocate internal C language arrays based on parameter values set during one or more previous calls to function isetprm().

This subroutine isn't normally called directly from an application program, since it's automatically called internally during the first call to subroutine openbf() from an application program.

Author

J. Ator

Date

2014-12-04

Remarks

• All memory allocated within this subroutine can be freed via a subsequent call to subroutine exitbufr() from within the application program, or else it will be freed automatically by the operating system once the application program terminates.

Program history log:

Date	Programmer	Comments
2014-12-04	J. Ator	Original author
2021-05-17	J. Ator	Allow up to 24 characters in cbunit

Definition at line 36 of file arallocc.c.

References bort(), igetprm(), lstpos, and pb.

Referenced by openbf().