mstabs.h File Reference

Define signatures and declare variables for internal storage of master Table B and Table D entries. More...

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Macros
#define	MSTABS_BASE(var)   mstabs_newCarr_ ## var

Functions
void	cpmstabs (f77int *, f77int *, char(*)[4], char(*)[12], char(*)[4], char(*)[24], char(*)[8], char(*)[120], f77int *, f77int *, char(*)[120], char(*)[8], f77int *, f77int *, f77int *)
	This subroutine copies relevant information from the Fortran module MODA_MSTABS arrays to new arrays within C, for use whenever arrays are dynamically allocated at run time and in which case we can't directly access the Fortran module MODA_MSTABS arrays from within C. More...
f77int	MSTABS_BASE (nmtb)
f77int *	MSTABS_BASE (ibfxyn)
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cbscl))[4]
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cbsref))[12]
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cbbw))[4]
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cbunit))[24]
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cbmnem))[8]
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cbelem))[120]
f77int	MSTABS_BASE (nmtd)
f77int *	MSTABS_BASE (idfxyn)
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cdseq))[120]
char(*	MSTABS_BASE (cdmnem))[8]
f77int *	MSTABS_BASE (ndelem)
f77int *	MSTABS_BASE (idefxy)

Detailed Description

Define signatures and declare variables for internal storage of master Table B and Table D entries.

Since the arrays in Fortran module MODA_MSTABS are dynamically allocated and their size isn't known at compile time, then we can't directly access them from within C. Instead, we need to allocate separate array space in C and then use subroutine cpmstabs() to copy the relevant information from the Fortran module MODA_MSTABS arrays to these C arrays at run time, in order to be able to access this information from within C.

Author

J. Ator

Date

2014-12-04

Definition in file mstabs.h.

Function Documentation

void cpmstabs	(	f77int *	pnmtb,
		f77int *	pibfxyn,
		char(*)	pcbscl[4],
		char(*)	pcbsref[12],
		char(*)	pcbbw[4],
		char(*)	pcbunit[24],
		char(*)	pcbmnem[8],
		char(*)	pcbelem[120],
		f77int *	pnmtd,
		f77int *	pidfxyn,
		char(*)	pcdseq[120],
		char(*)	pcdmnem[8],
		f77int *	pndelem,
		f77int *	pidefxy,
		f77int *	maxcd
	)

This subroutine copies relevant information from the Fortran module MODA_MSTABS arrays to new arrays within C, for use whenever arrays are dynamically allocated at run time and in which case we can't directly access the Fortran module MODA_MSTABS arrays from within C.

Author

J. Ator

Date

2014-12-04

Parameters

[in]	pnmtb	– f77int*: Number of master Table B entries
[in]	pibfxyn	– f77int*: Bit-wise representations of master Table B FXY numbers
[in]	pcbscl	– char(*)[4]: Master Table B scale factors
[in]	pcbsref	– char(*)[12]: Master Table B reference values
[in]	pcbbw	– char(*)[4]: Master Table B bit widths
[in]	pcbunit	– char(*)[24]: Master Table B units
[in]	pcbmnem	– char(*)[8]: Master Table B mnemonics
[in]	pcbelem	– char(*)[120]: Master Table B element names
[in]	pnmtd	– f77int*: Number of master Table D entries
[in]	pidfxyn	– f77int*: Bit-wise representations of master Table D FXY numbers
[in]	pcdseq	– char(*)[120]: Master Table D sequence names
[in]	pcdmnem	– char(*)[8]: Master Table D mnemonics
[in]	pndelem	– f77int*: Number of child descriptors for master Table D sequence
[in]	pidefxy	– f77int*: Bit-wise representations of child descriptors for master Table D sequence
[in]	maxcd	– f77int*: Maximum number of child descriptors for a master Table D sequence

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 47 of file cpmstabs.c.

References icvidx().

Referenced by ireadmt().