/************************************************************************ Together, f77_wrap1.c and f77_wrap2.c contain C wrappers for all the CFITSIO routines prototyped in fitsio.h, except for the generic datatype routines and features not supported in fortran (eg, unsigned integers), a few routines prototyped in fitsio2.h, which only a handful of FTOOLS use, plus a few obsolete FITSIO routines not present in CFITSIO. This file allows Fortran code to use the CFITSIO library instead of the FITSIO library without modification. It also gives access to new routines not present in FITSIO. Fortran FTOOLS must continue using the old routine names from FITSIO (ie, ftxxxx), but most of the C-wrappers simply redirect those calls to the corresponding CFITSIO routines (ie, ffxxxx), with appropriate parameter massaging where necessary. The main exception are read/write routines ending in j (ie, long data) which get redirected to C routines ending in k (ie, int data). This is more consistent with the default integer type in Fortran. f77_wrap1.c primarily holds routines operating on whole files and extension headers. f77_wrap2.c handle routines which read and write the data portion, plus miscellaneous extra routines. File created by Peter Wilson (HSTX), Oct-Dec. 1997 ************************************************************************/ #include "fitsio2.h" #include "f77_wrap.h" unsigned long gMinStrLen=80L; fitsfile *gFitsFiles[MAXFITSFILES]={0}; /*---------------- Fortran Unit Number Allocation -------------*/ void Cffgiou( int *unit, int *status ); void Cffgiou( int *unit, int *status ) { int i; if( *status>0 ) return; for( i=50;i0 ) return; if( unit == -1 ) { int i; for( i=50; i=MAXFITSFILES ) { *status = BAD_FILEPTR; ffpmsg("Cfffiou was sent an unacceptable unit number."); } else gFitsFiles[unit]=NULL; } FCALLSCSUB2(Cfffiou,FTFIOU,ftfiou,INT,PINT) int CFits2Unit( fitsfile *fptr ); int CFits2Unit( fitsfile *fptr ) /* Utility routine to convert a fitspointer to a Fortran unit number */ /* for use when a C program is calling a Fortran routine which could */ /* in turn call CFITSIO... Modelled after code by Ning Gan. */ { static fitsfile *last_fptr = (fitsfile *)NULL; /* Remember last fptr */ static int last_unit = 0; /* Remember last unit */ int status = 0; /* Test whether we are repeating the last lookup */ if( last_unit && fptr==gFitsFiles[last_unit] ) return( last_unit ); /* Check if gFitsFiles has an entry for this fptr. */ /* Allows Fortran to call C to call Fortran to */ /* call CFITSIO... OUCH!!! */ last_fptr = fptr; for( last_unit=1; last_unit