osprey/libU77/externals.h

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/*
 * Copyright 2004, 2005, 2006 PathScale, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
 */

/*

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*/

#ifndef __EXTERNALS_H__
#define __EXTERNALS_H__

/* these come from charutil.c */
extern void g_char (char *a, int alen, char *b);
extern void b_char (char *a, char *b, int blen);

#ifndef FTN90_IO
/* these are defined in libI77 */
#include <cmplrs/fio.h>
extern int f77nowreading (unit *x);
extern int f77nowwriting (unit *x);

extern void f_exit (void);  /* from libI77/close.c */

extern unit *find_luno (ftnint luno); /* libI77/open.c */

extern int _fio_du_flush(int);    /* libI77/fio_direct_io.c */

extern void flush_connected_units (void); /* unknown */
extern void _cleanup (void);      /* unknown */
#else
  /* cause syntax error on any attempt to use */
#define f77nowreading 2U$
#define f77nowwriting 2U$
#define f_exit 2U$
#define find_luno 2U$
#define _fio_du_flush 2U$
#define flush_connected_units 2U$
#define _cleanup 2U$
#endif /* FTN90_IO */

#if defined(__mips)
# ifdef FTN90_IO
   extern int __Argc;
   extern char **__Argv;
# else
   extern int f77argc;    /* from libF77/main.c */
   extern char **f77argv;
# endif
#elif defined(__linux)
  extern int f__xargc;
  extern char **f__xargv;
#endif

#ifdef __mips
#ifdef FTN90_IO
#define ARGC __Argc
#else
#define ARGC f77argc
#endif
#elif defined(__linux)
#define ARGC f__xargc
#endif

#if defined(__mips)
#ifdef FTN90_IO
#define ARGC __Argc
#define ARGV __Argv
#else
#define ARGC f77argc
#define ARGV f77argv
#endif
#elif defined(__linux)
#define ARGC f__xargc
#define ARGV f__xargv 
#endif

#if defined(BUILD_OS_DARWIN)
/* Unlike the Linux environment, Darwin stores argc and argv into globals prior
 * to calling "main". By using those globals instead of the ones that the
 * Fortran runtime sets up, we can ensure that the Fortran intrinsic functions
 * which rely on them will work even if the main program is not written in
 * Fortan, and even if Fortran runtime library initialization code doesn't
 * execute.
 */
extern int NXArgc;
extern char **NXArgv;
#define ARGC NXArgc
#define ARGV NXArgv
#endif /* defined(BUILD_OS_DARWIN) */


/* these are set and used within libU77 */
extern char *bufarg;
extern long bufarglen;

#endif /* !__EXTERNALS_H__ */

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