main()

int main

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test array interface to Fortran 77

See also

Interfacing Fortran 77

Definition at line 97 of file f77test.cc.

References AFF_F77TEST_CC_VERSION, CODE, DUMP, aff::dump_array(), f77interface::fill(), f77interface::fillarray(), section(), aff::slice(), aff::subarray(), f77interface::sums(), and f77interface::viewcommon().

{
  cout << AFF_F77TEST_CC_VERSION << endl;

  // First we test the shape class that should support passing arrays to
  // Fortran 77 functions
  section("FortranShape:", '=');
  {
    section("Full Layout");
    // we create a test array with known Fortran layout
    CODE(Strided strided(Shaper(1,10,20)(1,5,10)(1,30)(20)));
    // dump this shape
    DUMP(strided);
    // create Fortran shape from this (should be identical to known)
    CODE(aff::util::FortranShape fs1(strided));
    // and dump this
    DUMP(fs1.first());
    DUMP(fs1.last());
    DUMP(fs1.dimlast());
    cout << "fs1.offset(): " << fs1.offset() << endl;

    section("Sliced Subshape");
    // now take shape of a subarray
    CODE(Strided subshape(strided));
    CODE(subshape.shrink(0,2).shrink(1,3,5).shrink(3,10,20));
    CODE(subshape.collapse(2,15));
    // create Fortran shape from this
    CODE(aff::util::FortranShape fs2(subshape));
    // and dump this
    DUMP(fs2.first());
    DUMP(fs2.last());
    DUMP(fs2.dimlast());
    cout << "fs2.offset(): " << fs2.offset() << endl;
  }

  /*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  section("Pass array to Fortran via subroutine arguments:", '=');
  {
    // create an array and fill it
    CODE(Array<int> A(Shaper(-3,3)(9)(-1,1)));
    CODE(A=-55);
    // create a subarray view and fill this through Fortran
    CODE(Array<int> B=subarray(A)(-2,2)(3,7)(0));
    CODE(f77interface::fill(B));
    // dump the result
    CODE(dump_array(A));
    // do it again for a slice
    CODE(f77interface::fill(slice(A)()(2)));
    CODE(dump_array(A));
  }

  /*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  section("Access to common block:", '=');
  {
    // prepare to vectors to pass to fillarray
    CODE(Array<float> v1(5));
    CODE(Array<float> v2(3));
    CODE(for(int i=v1.f(0); i<=v1.l(0); i++) { v1(i)=2.*i; });
    CODE(for(int i=v2.f(0); i<=v2.l(0); i++) { v2(i)=.5*i; });
    // fill common block through Fortran 77 subroutine
    CODE(f77interface::fillarray(v1, v2));
    // get a view on the common block and dump it
    CODE(f77interface::Tzarray Z(f77interface::viewcommon()));
    CODE(dump_array(Z));
    // call Fortran subroutine sum and dump result
    CODE(dump_array(f77interface::sums()));
    CODE(typedef f77interface::Tzarray::Tvalue Tzvalue);
    // write directly to common block through a subarray
    CODE(subarray(Z)(2,4)=Tzvalue(-10.));
    // and dump the effect
    CODE(dump_array(Z));
    CODE(dump_array(f77interface::sums()));
  }

  /*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/

  section("Size-checked casts:", '=');
  {
    CODE(typedef std::complex<int> Ticvalue);
    CODE(typedef std::complex<float> Tcvalue);
    CODE(Array<Ticvalue> v1(1));
    CODE(ConstArray<Ticvalue> v2(v1));
    CODE(FortranArray<Array<Ticvalue> > fv1(v1));
    CODE(FortranArray<ConstArray<Ticvalue> > fv2(v2));
    CODE(v1(1)=Ticvalue(3,7));
    CODE(cout << v1(1) << ", " << v2(1) << endl);
    CODE(Ticvalue *icp=fv1.castedpointer<Ticvalue>());
    CODE(*icp=Ticvalue(35,60));
    CODE(cout << v1(1) << ", " << v2(1) << endl);
    CODE(const Ticvalue *cicp1=fv1.castedpointer<const Ticvalue>());
    CODE(const Ticvalue *cicp2=fv2.castedpointer<const Ticvalue>());
    CODE(cout << *cicp1 << ", " << *cicp2 << endl);
    section("That's dangerous:",' ');
    CODE(Tcvalue *cp=fv1.castedpointer<Tcvalue>());
    CODE(*cp=Ticvalue(35,60));
    CODE(cout << v1(1) << ", " << v2(1) << endl);
    CODE(double *dp=fv1.castedpointer<double>());
    CODE(*dp=35.e12);
    CODE(cout << v1(1) << ", " << v2(1) << endl);

    section("Test illegal usage (only if activated through macro-definition):",
            ' ');
    CODE(Array<int> iv1(1));
    CODE(ConstArray<int> iv2(iv1));
    CODE(FortranArray<Array<int> > fiv1(iv1));
    CODE(FortranArray<ConstArray<int> > fiv2(iv2));
    CODE(iv1(1)=50);
    CODE(cout << iv1(1) << ", " << iv2(1) << endl);
    CODE(int *iv1p=fiv1.pointer());
    CODE(const int *iv2p=fiv2.pointer());
    CODE(cout << *iv1p << ", " << *iv2p << endl);
#ifdef ILLEGAL1
#warning intentionally compiling illegal code:
#warning direct discard of const qualifier in conversion from non-const
    CODE(int *ip1=fiv1.castedpointer<const int>());
#endif
#ifdef ILLEGAL2
#warning intentionally compiling illegal code:
#warning direct discard of const qualifier in conversion from const array
    CODE(int *ip2=fiv2.castedpointer<const int>());
#endif
#ifdef ILLEGAL3
#warning intentionally compiling illegal code:
#warning discards const in conversion (reinterpret_cast)
    CODE(int *ip3=fiv2.castedpointer<int>());
#endif
#ifdef ILLEGAL4
#warning intentionally compiling illegal code:
#warning direct type mismatch
    CODE(float *ip4=fiv1.castedpointer<int>());
#endif
#ifdef ILLEGAL5
#warning intentionally compiling illegal code:
#warning wrong type size in conversion through reinterpret_cast
    CODE(double *ip5=fiv1.castedpointer<double>());
#endif
  }

} // main

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