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C * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */
C Copyright by The HDF Group. *
C Copyright by the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois. *
C All rights reserved. *
C *
C This file is part of HDF. The full HDF copyright notice, including *
C terms governing use, modification, and redistribution, is contained in *
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C help@hdfgroup.org. *
C * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */
C
C
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sdfstart
C Purpose: call scstart, open file
C Inputs: path: Name of file to be opened
C access: DFACC_READ, DFACC_WRITE, DFACC_CREATE,
C or any bitwise-or of the above.
C Returns: 0 on success, FAIL on failure with error set
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfstart(filename, access)
character*(*) filename
integer access, scstart
sfstart = scstart(filename, access, len(filename))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sdfn2index
C Purpose: call scn2index to return an index
C Inputs: id: file
C name: name of data set
C Returns: 0 on success, FAIL on failure with error set
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfn2index(id, name)
character*(*) name
integer id, scn2index
sfn2index = scn2index(id, name, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfcreate
C Purpose: call sccreate to create a new dataset
C Inputs: id: file
C name: name of data set
C nt: number type
C rank: rank
C dims: sizes of dimensions
C Returns: 0 on success, FAIL on failure with error set
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfcreate(id, name, nt, rank, dims)
character*(*) name
integer id, nt, rank, sccreate
integer dims(*)
sfcreate = sccreate(id, name, nt, rank, dims, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfsdmstr
C Purpose: set strings for this dimension
C Inputs: id: dimension id
C label,unit,format: strings to be set
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfsdmstr(id, label, unit, format)
character*(*) label, unit, format
integer len, id
integer scsdimstr
sfsdmstr = scsdimstr(id, label, unit, format,
+ len(label), len(unit), len(format))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfsdmname
C Purpose: set name of this dimension
C Inputs: id: dimension id
C name: the name
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfsdmname(id, name)
character*(*) name
integer len, id
integer scsdimname
sfsdmname = scsdimname(id, name, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfsdtstr
C Purpose: set strings for this data set
C Inputs: id: dimension id
C label,unit,format,coordsys: strings to be set
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfsdtstr(id, l, u, f, c)
character*(*) l, u, f, c
integer len, id
integer scsdatstr
sfsdtstr = scsdatstr(id, l, u, f, c,
+ len(l), len(u), len(f), len(c))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgdtstr
C Purpose: get strings for this data set
C Inputs: id: dimension id
C Outputs: label,unit,format,coordsys: strings to be gotten
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgdtstr(id, label, unit, format, coord, mlen)
character*(*) label, unit, format, coord
integer len, id, mlen
integer scgdatstrs
sfgdtstr = scgdatstrs(id, label, unit, format, coord,
+ len(label), len(unit), len(format), len(coord), mlen)
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgdmstr
C Purpose: get strings for this dimension
C Inputs: id: dimension id
C Outputs: label,unit,format: strings to be gotten
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgdmstr(id, label, unit, format, mlen)
character*(*) label, unit, format
integer len, id
integer scgdimstrs
sfgdmstr = scgdimstrs(id, label, unit, format,
+ len(label), len(unit), len(format), mlen)
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfginfo
C Purpose: get basic info about this data set
C Inputs: id: dataset id
C Outputs: name, rank, nt, dims, nattrs
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfginfo(id, name, rank, dims, nt, nattr)
character*(*) name
integer rank, nt, nattr
integer dims(*)
integer scginfo, len
sfginfo = scginfo(id, name, rank, dims, nt, nattr, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgainfo
C Purpose: get basic info about an attribute
C Inputs: id: dataset id
C number: attribute number
C Outputs: name, nt, count
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgainfo(id, number, name, nt, count)
character*(*) name
integer nt, number
integer scgainfo, len
sfgainfo = scgainfo(id, number, name, nt, count, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgdinfo
C Purpose: get basic info about a dimension
C Inputs: id: dim id
C Outputs: name, nt, sz, nattr
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgdinfo(id, name, sz, nt, nattr)
character*(*) name
integer sz, nt, nattr
integer scgdinfo, len
sfgdinfo = scgdinfo(id, name, sz, nt, nattr, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfscatt
C Purpose: create (or modify an existing) char attribute
C Inputs: id: id of object to attribute-ize
C Outputs: name, nt, count, data
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfscatt(id,name,nt,count,data)
character*(*) name, data
integer nt
integer scscatt, len
sfscatt = scscatt(id,name,nt,count,data,len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfsnatt
C Purpose: create (or modify an existing) numeric attribute
C Inputs: id: id of object to attribute-ize
C Outputs: name, nt, count, data
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfsnatt(id, name, nt, count, data)
character*(*) name
integer nt, data
integer scsnatt, len
sfsnatt = scsnatt(id, name, nt, count, data, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfsattr
C Purpose: for backward compatibility. Calls scsattr to
C create (or modify an existing) attribute
C Inputs: id: id of object to attribute-ize
C Outputs: name, nt, count, data
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure with DFerror set
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C Remarks: This function should be phased out in the future.
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfsattr(id, name, nt, count, data)
character*(*) name, data
integer nt
integer scsattr, len
sfsattr = scsattr(id, name, nt, count, data, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sffattr
C Purpose: call scfattr, find an attribute
C Inputs: id: Object to look at
C name: name of attribute
C Returns: attribute number on success, FAIL on failure with error set
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sffattr(id, name)
character*(*) name
integer id, scfattr
sffattr = scfattr(id, name, len(name))
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfsextf
C Purpose: call scsextf to store data in an external file
C Inputs: id: sds id
C fname: name of external file
C offset: Number of bytes from the beginning of the
C external file to where the data starts
C Returns: 0 on success, FAIL on failure with error set
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfsextf(id, fname, offset)
character*(*) fname
integer id, offset, scsextf
sfsextf = scsextf(id, fname, offset, len(fname))
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgichnk
C Purpose: get Info on SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C Outputs: dim_length - chunk dimensions (if any)
C comp_flag:
C -1 - SDS is non-chunked
C 0 - SDS is chunked without compression
C 1 - SDS is chunked and compressed with
C RLE, GZIP, SZIP or SKPHUFF
C 2 - SDS is chunked and compressed with
C NBIT
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scgichnk (C stub for SDgetchunkinfo function)
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgichnk(id, dim_length, comp_flag)
integer id, dim_length(*), comp_flag
integer scgichnk
sfgichnk = scgichnk(id, dim_length, comp_flag)
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfrcchnk
C Purpose: read the specified chunk of CHARACTER data to the SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C start - chunk coordinates
C char_data - buffer the data will be read into
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scrcchnk (C stub for SDreadchunk function)
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfrcchnk(id, start, char_data)
C
integer id, start(*)
character*(*) char_data(*)
integer scrcchnk
C
sfrcchnk = scrcchnk(id, start, char_data)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfrchnk
C Purpose: read the specified chunk of NUMERIC data to the SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C start - chunk coordinates
C num_data - buffer the numeric data will be read into
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scrchnk (C stub for SDreadchunk function)
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfrchnk(id, start, num_data)
C
integer id, start(*), num_data(*)
integer scrchnk
C
sfrchnk = scrchnk(id, start, num_data)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfscchnk
C Purpose: set the maximum number of chunks to cache
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C maxcache - max number of chunks to cache
C flags - flags =0, HDF_CACHEALL
C Currently only 0 can be passed.
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scscchnk (C stub for SDsetchunkcache function)
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfscchnk(id, maxcache, flags)
C
integer id, maxcache, flags
integer scscchnk
C
sfscchnk = scscchnk(id, maxcache, flags)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfschnk
C Purpose: make the SDS a chunked SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C dim_length - chunk dimensions
C comp_type - type of compression
C supports the following compression types:
C ( see hcomp.h file)
C COMP_CODE_NONE = 0
C COMP_CODE_RLE = 1
C COMP_CODE_NBIT = 2
C COMP_CODE_SKPHUFF = 3
C COMP_CODE_DEFLATE = 4
C COMP_CODE_SZIP = 5
C comp_prm - compression parameters array
C For
C Adaptive Huffman
C comp_prm(1) = skphuff_skp_size
C GZIP
C comp_prm(1) = deflate_level
C NBIT
C comp_prm(1) = nbit_sign_ext
C comp_prm(2) = nbit_fill_one
C comp_prm(3) = nbit_start_bit
C comp_prm(4) = nbit_bit_len
C
C SZIP
C comp_prm(1) = options_mask
C comp_prm(2) = pixels_per_block
C NOTE: IT IS USER's responsibility to pass correct compression
C parameters for each type of compression
C
C
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scschnk (C stub for SDsetchunk function)
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfschnk(id, dim_length, comp_type,comp_prm)
integer id, dim_length(*), comp_type, comp_prm(*)
integer scschnk
sfschnk = scschnk(id, dim_length, comp_type, comp_prm)
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfwcchnk
C Purpose: write the specified chunk of CHARACTER data to the SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C start - chunk coordinates
C char_data - buffer containing data to be written
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scwcchnk (C stub for SDwritechunk function)
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfwcchnk(id, start, char_data)
C
integer id, start(*)
character*(*) char_data(*)
integer scwcchnk
C
sfwcchnk = scwcchnk(id, start, char_data)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfwchnk
C Purpose: write the specified chunk of NUMERIC data to the SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C start - chunk coordinates
C num_data - buffer containing data to be written
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scwchnk (C stub for SDwritechunk function)
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfwchnk(id, start, num_data)
C
integer id, start(*), num_data(*)
integer scwchnk
C
sfwchnk = scwchnk(id, start, num_data)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfscompress
C Purpose: compress SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C comp_type - type of compression
C supports the following compression types:
C ( see hcomp.h file)
C COMP_CODE_NONE = 0
C COMP_CODE_RLE =1
C COMP_CODE_SKPHUFF = 3
C COMP_CODE_DEFLATE = 4
C COMP_CODE_SZIP = 5
C comp_prm - compression parameter array:
C comp_prm(1) = deflate_level for GZIP
C comp_prm(1) = skphuff_skp_size for ADAPTIVE HUFFMAN
C comp_prm(1) = options_mask for SZIP
C comp_prm(2) = bits_per_block for SZIP
C NOTE: IT IS USER's responsibility to pass correct compression
C parameters for each type of compression
C
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scscompress (C stub for SDsetcompress function)
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfscompress(id, comp_type,comp_prm)
integer id, comp_type, comp_prm(*)
integer scscompress
sfscompress = scscompress(id, comp_type, comp_prm)
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgcompress
C Purpose: get compression information about SDS
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C Output: comp_type - type of compression
C supports the following compression types:
C ( see hcomp.h file)
C COMP_CODE_NONE = 0
C COMP_CODE_RLE =1
C COMP_CODE_SKPHUFF = 3
C COMP_CODE_DEFLATE = 4
C COMP_CODE_SZIP = 5
C comp_prm - compression parameter array:
C comp_prm(1) = deflate_level for GZIP
C comp_prm(1) = skphuff_skp_size for ADAPTIVE HUFFMAN
C comp_prm(1) = options_mask for SZIP
C comp_prm(2) = bits_per_block for SZIP
C comp_prm(3) = pixels_per_scanline for SZIP
C comp_prm(4) = bits_per_pixel for SZIP
C comp_prm(5) = pixels for SZIP
C NOTE: IT IS USER's responsibility to pass correct compression
C parameters for each type of compression
C
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scgcompress (C stub for SDsetcompress function)
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgcompress(id, comp_type,comp_prm)
integer id, comp_type, comp_prm(*)
integer scgcompress
sfgcompress = scgcompress(id, comp_type, comp_prm)
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfchempty
C Purpose: checks whether an SDS is empty ( data has not been written)
C Inputs: id - data set ID
C Outputs: flag - 1 if SDS is empty, 0 otherwise
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scchempty (C stub for SDcheckempty function)
C Users: HDF Fortran programmers
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfchempty(id, flag)
C
integer id, flag
integer scchempty
C
sfchempty = scchempty(id, flag)
C
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgetfname
C Purpose: Retrieves the name of the file given file identifier
C Inputs: file_id: file identifier
C Input/Outputs: filename: character variable to hold
C the name of the file
C Returns: the length of the name if successful, -1 if fails
C Calls: scgetfname
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgetfname(file_id, filename)
character*(*) filename
integer file_id
integer scgetfname
sfgetfname = scgetfname(file_id, filename, len(filename))
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgetnamelen
C Purpose: Retrieves the length of the name of
C a file, a dataset, or a dimension.
C Inputs: obj_id - object identifier
C Outputs: length - length of the object's name
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scgetnamelen
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgetnamelen(obj_id, length)
C
integer obj_id, length
integer scgetnamelen
C
sfgetnamelen = scgetnamelen(obj_id, length)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfidtype
C Purpose: Returns the type of object
C Inputs: obj_id - object identifier
C Outputs: obj_type - type of the object
C Can be one of the following
C -1 - if obj_id is not valid SD type
C 0 - SD (file)
C 1 - SDS (data set)
C 2 - DIM_ID (dimension scale)
C see mfhdf.h file for definition of hdf_idtype_t
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scidtype
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfidtype(obj_id, obj_type)
C
integer obj_id, obj_type
integer scidtype
C
sfidtype = scidtype(obj_id, obj_type)
C
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgnvars_byname
C Purpose: Gets the number of data sets having the same name
C Inputs: sd_id: SD interface identifier
C sds_name: name of a data set
C Output: n_vars: number of data sets with name "name"
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scgnvars_byname
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgnvars_byname(sd_id, sds_name, n_vars)
character*(*) sds_name
integer sd_id, n_vars
integer scgnvars_byname
sfgnvars_byname = scgnvars_byname(sd_id, sds_name,
+ len(sds_name),
+ n_vars)
return
end
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfn2indices
C Purpose: Retrieves indices and types of all variables with
C the same name
C Inputs: sd_id: SD interface identifier
C sds_name: name of a data set
C Input/Output: var_list: array to store indices
C type_list: array to store variable type
C elements may have values
C 0 - for data set,
C 1 - for dimension scale
C 2 - unknown type
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scn2indices
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C----------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfn2indices(sd_id, sds_name, var_list,
+ type_list, n_vars)
character*(*) sds_name
integer sd_id
integer var_list(*), type_list(*)
integer n_vars
integer scn2indices
sfn2indices = scn2indices(sd_id, sds_name, len(sds_name),
+ var_list, type_list, n_vars)
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgmaxopenf
C Purpose: Retrieves current and maximum number of open files
C Outputs: cur_max: current number of open files
C sys_limit: maximum number of open files
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scgmaxopenf
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgmaxopenf(cur_max, sys_limit)
C
integer cur_max, sys_limit
integer scgmaxopenf
C
sfgmaxopenf = scgmaxopenf(cur_max, sys_limit)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfgnumopenf
C Purpose: Returns the number of files currently being opened
C Outputs: cur_num: current number of open files
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scgnumopenf
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfgnumopenf(cur_num)
C
integer cur_num
integer scgnumopenf
C
sfgnumopenf = scgnumopenf(cur_num)
C
return
end
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
C Name: sfrmaxopenf
C Purpose: Resets the maximum number of files can be opened
C at the same time
C Outputs: req_max: requested maximum number of opened files allowed
C Returns: 0 on success, -1 on failure
C Calls: scrmaxopenf
C Users: Fortran stub routine
C-------------------------------------------------------------------------
integer function sfrmaxopenf(req_max)
C
integer req_max
integer scrmaxopenf
C
sfrmaxopenf = scrmaxopenf(req_max)
C
return
end
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