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ccp4_utils.h File Reference

Utility functions. More...

#include <string.h>
#include "ccp4_types.h"
#include "library_file.h"

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Functions
size_t	ccp4_utils_flength (char *, int)
int	ccp4_utils_translate_mode_float (float *, const void *, int, int)
void	ccp4_utils_fatal (const char *)
void	ccp4_utils_print (const char *message)
int	ccp4_utils_setenv (char *)
int	ccp4_utils_outbuf (void)
int	ccp4_utils_noinpbuf (void)
float_uint_uchar	ccp4_nan ()
int	ccp4_utils_isnan (const union float_uint_uchar *)
void	ccp4_utils_bml (int, union float_uint_uchar *)
void	ccp4_utils_wrg (int, union float_uint_uchar *, float *)
void	ccp4_utils_hgetlimits (int *, float *)
int	ccp4_utils_mkdir (const char *, const char *)
int	ccp4_utils_chmod (const char *, const char *)
void *	ccp4_utils_malloc (size_t)
void *	ccp4_utils_realloc (void *, size_t)
void *	ccp4_utils_calloc (size_t, size_t)
int	ccp4_file_size (const char *)
char *	ccp4_utils_username (void)
char *	ccp4_utils_basename (char *filename)
char *	ccp4_utils_pathname (char *filename)
char *	ccp4_utils_extension (char *filename)
char *	ccp4_utils_joinfilenames (char *dir, char *file)
void	ccp4_utils_idate (int *)
char *	ccp4_utils_date (char *)
void	ccp4_utils_itime (int *)
char *	ccp4_utils_time (char *)
float	ccp4_utils_etime (float *)

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Detailed Description

Utility functions.

Author:

Charles Ballard

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Function Documentation

char* ccp4_utils_basename (  char *    filename )

Extracts the basename from a full file name. Separators for directories and extensions are OS-specific. Parameters: filename  full file name string. Returns: pointer to basename

void* ccp4_utils_calloc (  size_t    nelem, size_t    elsize )

This is a wrapper for the calloc function, which adds some error trapping. Returns:

int ccp4_utils_chmod (  const char *    path, const char *    cmode )

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char* ccp4_utils_date (  char *    date )

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char* ccp4_utils_extension (  char *    filename )

Extracts the extension from a full file name. Separators for directories and extensions are OS-specific. Parameters: filename  full file name string. Returns: pointer to extension

size_t ccp4_utils_flength (  char *    s, int    len )

Gets the length of a Fortran string with trailing blanks removed. Returns: length of string

void ccp4_utils_hgetlimits (  int *    IValueNotDet, float *    ValueNotDet )

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int ccp4_utils_isnan (  const union float_uint_uchar *    realnum )

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char* ccp4_utils_joinfilenames (  char *    dir, char *    file )

Joins a leading directory with a filename. Separators for directories and extensions are OS-specific. Parameters: dir  directory path. file  file name string. Returns: pointer to joined directory-filename path.

void* ccp4_utils_malloc (  size_t    size )

This is a wrapper for the malloc function, which adds some error trapping. Returns: void

int ccp4_utils_mkdir (  const char *    path, const char *    cmode )

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int ccp4_utils_noinpbuf (  void    )

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int ccp4_utils_outbuf (  void    )

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char* ccp4_utils_pathname (  char *    filename )

Extracts the pathname from a full file name. Separators for directories and extensions are OS-specific. Parameters: filename  full file name string. Returns: pointer to pathname with trailing separator.

void ccp4_utils_print (  const char *    message )

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void* ccp4_utils_realloc (  void *    ptr, size_t    size )

This is a wrapper for the realloc function, which adds some error trapping. Returns:

int ccp4_utils_setenv (  char *    str )

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char* ccp4_utils_time (  char *    time )

Alternative to ccp4_utils_itime with time as character string. Parameters: time  Character string of form HH:MM:SS Returns: pointer to character string.

int ccp4_utils_translate_mode_float (  float *    out, const void *    buffer, int    dim, int    mode )

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char* ccp4_utils_username (  void    )

Return the user's login name. (MVisualStudio version in w32mvs.c) Note that getlogin only works for processes attached to a terminal (and hence won't work from the GUI). In these instances use getpwuid instead. Returns: pointer to character string containing login name.