NCEPLIBS-bufr  12.0.0
sntbbe.f File Reference

Store a master Table B entry into Fortran arrays. More...

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Functions/Subroutines

subroutine sntbbe (IFXYN, LINE, MXMTBB, NMTBB, IMFXYN, CMSCL, CMSREF, CMBW, CMUNIT, CMMNEM, CMDSC, CMELEM)
 This subroutine stores an entry that was previously read from an ASCII master Table B file into a set of merged Fortran arrays. More...
 

Detailed Description

Store a master Table B entry into Fortran arrays.

Author
J. Ator
Date
2007-01-19

Definition in file sntbbe.f.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

◆ sntbbe()

subroutine sntbbe (   IFXYN,
character*(*)  LINE,
  MXMTBB,
  NMTBB,
integer, dimension(*)  IMFXYN,
character, dimension(4,*)  CMSCL,
character, dimension(12,*)  CMSREF,
character, dimension(4,*)  CMBW,
character, dimension(24,*)  CMUNIT,
character, dimension(8,*)  CMMNEM,
character*4, dimension(*)  CMDSC,
character, dimension(120,*)  CMELEM 
)

This subroutine stores an entry that was previously read from an ASCII master Table B file into a set of merged Fortran arrays.

Parameters
[in]IFXYN– integer: Bit-wise representation of FXY number
[in]LINE– character*(*): Table B entry
[in]MXMTBB– integer: Dimensioned size (in integers) of merged output arrays; used by the subroutine to ensure that it doesn't overflow these arrays
[out]NMTBB– integer: Number of entries in merged output arrays
[out]IMFXYN– integer(*): Merged array containing bit-wise representations of FXY numbers
[out]CMSCL– character*4(*): Merged array containing scale factors
[out]CMSREF– character*12(*): Merged array containing reference values
[out]CMBW– character*4(*): Merged array containing bit widths
[out]CMUNIT– character*24(*): Merged array containing units
[out]CMMNEM– character*8(*): Merged array containing mnemonics
[out]CMDSC– character*4(*): Merged array containing descriptor codes
[out]CMELEM– character*120(*): Merged array containing element names
Author
J. Ator
Date
2007-01-19

Definition at line 34 of file sntbbe.f.

References bort(), bort2(), nemock(), and parstr().

Referenced by rdmtbb().