x4884.F90 File Reference

Convert between 4-byte integers and 8-byte integers. More...

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Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	setim8b (int8b)
	Specify whether all integer arguments to NCEPLIBS-bufr subprograms from Fortran will use 8-byte integers. More...
subroutine	x48 (iin4, iout8, nval)
	Encode one or more 4-byte integer values as 8-byte integer values. More...
subroutine	x84 (iin8, iout4, nval)
	Encode one or more 8-byte integer values as 4-byte integer values. More...

Detailed Description

Convert between 4-byte integers and 8-byte integers.

Author

J. Woollen

Date

2022-10-12

Definition in file x4884.F90.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

setim8b()

subroutine setim8b

(

logical, intent(in)

int8b

)

Specify whether all integer arguments to NCEPLIBS-bufr subprograms from Fortran will use 8-byte integers.

The default value is .false., meaning that if this subroutine is never called, then the NCEPLIBS-bufr will expect that all future calls from the application program will use 4-byte integer arguments. Otherwise, the specification in any call to this subroutine remains in effect unless and until it is overridden by a subsequent future call to this same subroutine.

Parameters

int8b

- .true. iff 8-byte integers will be used for all integer arguments passed to and from all future calls to NCEPLIBS-bufr subprograms from within the application program

Author

J. Ator

Date

2022-09-01

Definition at line 106 of file x4884.F90.

x48()

subroutine x48	(	integer, dimension(*), intent(in)	iin4,
		integer, dimension(*), intent(out)	iout8,
		integer, intent(in)	nval
	)

Encode one or more 4-byte integer values as 8-byte integer values.

Note

iin4 and iout8 may be the same array, as long as the underlying memory contains sufficient space for the equivalent number of 8-byte integer values.

Parameters

iin4	- Value(s) encoded as 4-byte integers
iout8	- Value(s) from iin4 now re-encoded as 8-byte integers
nval	- Number of values in iin4 to be re-encoded

Author

J. Woollen

Date

2022-10-12

Definition at line 17 of file x4884.F90.

References mvb().

Referenced by copysb(), datebf(), dumpbf(), fortran_close(), fortran_open(), getabdb(), getcfmng(), getlens(), gets1loc(), gettagpr(), gettagre(), igetdate(), ireadmg(), ireadmm(), ireadns(), mesgbc(), mesgbf(), nemdefs(), nemspecs(), openbt(), rdmemm(), rdmems(), readerme(), readmg(), readmm(), readns(), readsb(), rtrcpt(), rtrcptb(), setvalnb(), status(), strnum(), ufbcnt(), ufbevn(), ufbget(), ufbin3(), ufbint(), ufbinx(), ufbmem(), ufbmex(), ufbmms(), ufbmns(), ufbovr(), ufbpos(), ufbqcd(), ufbrep(), ufbrms(), ufbseq(), ufbstp(), ufbtab(), ufbtam(), upds3(), upftbv(), and writsa().

x84()

subroutine x84	(	integer, dimension(*), intent(in)	iin8,
		integer, dimension(*), intent(out)	iout4,
		integer, intent(in)	nval
	)

Encode one or more 8-byte integer values as 4-byte integer values.

Note

iin8 and iout4 may be the same array.

Parameters

iin8	- Value(s) encoded as 8-byte integers
iout4	- Value(s) from iin8 now re-encoded as 4-byte integers
nval	- Number of values in iin8 to be re-encoded

Author

J. Woollen

Date

2022-10-12

Definition at line 64 of file x4884.F90.

References mvb().

Referenced by atrcpt(), closbf(), closmg(), cnved4(), copybf(), copymg(), copysb(), cpymem(), datebf(), datelen(), drfini(), dumpbf(), dxdump(), fortran_close(), fortran_open(), getabdb(), getcfmng(), getlens(), gets1loc(), gettagpr(), gettagre(), getvalnb(), hold4wlc(), i4dy(), icbfms(), icopysb(), ifbget(), igetsc(), invmrg(), ipkm(), ireadmg(), ireadmm(), ireadns(), ireadsb(), isetprm(), iupb(), iupm(), iupvs01(), lcmgdf(), maxout(), mesgbc(), mesgbf(), minimg(), mtinfo(), nemdefs(), nemspecs(), nmsub(), openbf(), openbt(), openmb(), openmg(), pkbs1(), pkftbv(), pkvs01(), rdmemm(), rdmems(), rdmgsb(), readerme(), readlc(), readmg(), readmm(), readns(), readsb(), rtrcpt(), setblock(), setvalnb(), status(), stndrd(), strcpt(), ufbcnt(), ufbcpy(), ufbcup(), ufbdmp(), ufbevn(), ufbget(), ufbin3(), ufbint(), ufbinx(), ufbmem(), ufbmex(), ufbmms(), ufbmns(), ufbovr(), ufbpos(), ufbqcd(), ufbqcp(), ufbrep(), ufbrms(), ufbseq(), ufbstp(), ufbtab(), ufbtam(), ufdump(), upds3(), upftbv(), wrdxtb(), writcp(), writlc(), writsa(), and writsb().