copy, fill, filld, dconvert - array copying and initializing functions

SYNOPSIS

#include "terrno.h"
#include "gp.h"

void copy(xtype, n, x, y)
int xtype;
int n;
char *x;
char *y;

void fill(xtype, n, x, y)
int xtype;
int n;
int x;
char *y;

void filld(xtype, n, x, y)
int xtype;
int n;
double x;
char *y;

void dconvert(xtype, n, x, xbad, ybad, y)
int xtype;
int n;
double x[];
double xbad;
double ybad;
char *y;

DESCRIPTION

The functions described here are utility functions for copying and initializing data arrays.

copy copies the first n elements of array x into array y. The datatype of the arrays is specified by the parameter xtype, which must be a TDF datatype (datasets).

fill copies the value of x (an integer value) into the first n elements of array y. The datatype of the array is specified by the parameter xtype, which must be a TDF datatype (datasets).

filld copies the value of x (a real value) into the first n elements of array y. The datatype of the array is specified by the parameter xtype, which must be a TDF datatype (datasets).

dconvert copies the first n elements of array x, which is of type double, into array y. The datatype of y is specified by the parameter xtype, which must be a TDF datatype (datasets). xbad specifies 'bad' values for the x array. If any element of x is bad, or out of range for type xtype, then the corresponding element of y is set to ybad.

FILES

lib/libapp.a