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/* USMID @(#) clibinc/cray/fortio.h     92.0    10/08/98 14:28:05 */
#ifndef _CRAY_FORTIO_H
#define _CRAY_FORTIO_H

/*
 *      fortio.h        - contains global definitions which pertain
 *                        to Fortran I/O.  These definitions are used
 *                        by libf and by the procstat and procview
 *                        commands.
 */

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/*                                                                      */
/*  Constants                                                           */
/*                                                                      */
/************************************************************************/

/*
 * Fortran I/O types.
 *
 * Modification of this list also requires changes to macro FIO_METHOD.
 */

#define FIO_SF  1       /* sequential formatted */
#define FIO_SU  2       /* sequential unformatted */
#define FIO_DF  3       /* direct formatted */
#define FIO_DU  4       /* direct unformatted */

/*
 *      File structure constant defintions.
 */

#define FS_DEFAULT      0       /* file structure not yet determined    */

#define STD             1       /* stdio compatible unblocked or text   */
#define FS_PURE         2       /* pure data (CRAY-2 only)              */
#define FS_COS          3       /* COS blocked                          */
#define FS_U            4       /* unblocked -s u                       */
#define FS_BIN          5       /* unblocked -s bin (YMP only)          */
#define FS_TAPE         6       /* interchange tape                     */
#define FS_FDC          7       /* FFIO file                            */
#define FS_TAPE50       8       /* interchange tape (special rls 5.0)   */
#define FS_TEXT         9       /* newline terminated records           */
#define FS_UNBLOCKED    10      /* no record blocking                   */
#define FS_AUX          11      /* an auxiliary type of i/o (e.g. aqio) */
#define FS_F77          12      /* unformatted structure on workstations*/

/*
 * Other constants.
 */

#define MXUNITSZ  32       /* Max. size of file name: sizeof("fort.nnn") */

/************************************************************************/
/*                                                                      */
/*  Macros                                                              */
/*                                                                      */
/************************************************************************/

/*
 * FIO_METHOD   - macro which returns a string describing the I/O type
 *                corresponding to an I/O type code, or NULL if it
 *                is an invalid code.
 *
 *                This macro is used by the procstat command and by _fcontext.
 */
#define FIO_METHOD(_C)                          \
        ( ((_C) == FIO_SF)?                     \
                "sequential formatted"          \
        :( ((_C) == FIO_SU)?                    \
                "sequential unformatted"        \
        :( ((_C) == FIO_DF)?                    \
                "direct formatted"              \
        :( ((_C) == FIO_DU)?                    \
                "direct unformatted"            \
        :                                       \
                NULL                            \
        ))))

/*
 * FIO_STRUCT   - macro which returns a string describing the Fortran file
 *                file structure corresponding to an integer  structure code.
 *
 *                This macro is used by the procstat command and by _fcontext.
 */

#define FIO_STRUCT(_C)                          \
        ( ((_C) == FS_TEXT)?                    \
                "text"                          \
        :( ((_C) == FS_COS)?                    \
                "COS blocked"                   \
        :( ((_C) == FS_UNBLOCKED)?              \
                "unblocked"                     \
        :( ((_C) == FS_PURE)?                   \
                "pure data"                     \
        :( ((_C) == FS_U)?                      \
                "unblocked"                     \
        :( ((_C) == FS_BIN)?                    \
                "unblocked"                     \
        :( ((_C) == FS_TAPE)?                   \
                "tape"                          \
        :( ((_C) == FS_TAPE50)?                 \
                "tape"                          \
        :( ((_C) == STD)?                       \
                "unblocked or text"             \
        :( ((_C) == FS_F77)?                    \
                "UNIX blocked"                  \
        :( ((_C) == FS_FDC)?                    \
                "FFIO"                          \
        :                                       \
                NULL                            \
        )))))))))))

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/*                                                                      */
/*  Typedefs                                                            */
/*                                                                      */
/************************************************************************/

/*
 *      Define data types to hold unit and record numbers.  These data
 *      types transcend the Fortran run-time library, and so are defined
 *      here.  Note some of the impacts:
 *
 *      1) All the places where a unit/record number is passed into
 *         the run-time library (and there are many), and
 *
 *      2) All the places where a unit/record number is printed out
 *         or formatted for printed (e.g., "%lld").
 *
 */

#ifdef  _CRAY           /* KLUDGE for older C/C++ compilers */
typedef long            unum_t;         /* Fortran unit number */
typedef long            recn_t;         /* Fortran record number */
#else
typedef long long       unum_t;         /* Fortran unit number */
typedef long long       recn_t;         /* Fortran record number */
#endif

#endif /* !_CRAY_FORTIO_H */