The data transmitted by MILLE calls are collected in two arrays, a real array and an integer array, of same length.
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The data transmitted by MILLE calls are collected in two arrays, a real array and an integer array, of same length.
The collected data are written at the ENDLE call. The content of the arrays:
real array integer array
1 0.0 error count (this record)
2 RMEAS, measured value 0 JA
3 local derivative index of local derivative
4 local derivative index of local derivative
5 ...
6 SIGMA, error (>0) 0 JB
global derivative label of global derivative
global derivative label of global derivative IST
RMEAS, measured value 0
local derivative index of local derivative
local derivative index of local derivative
...
SIGMA, error 0
global derivative label of global derivative
global derivative label of global derivative
...
NR global derivative label of global derivative
The 0's in the integer array allow to recognize the start of a new set, the measured value and the error. The local and the global derivatives are inbetween, with a positive value in the integer array, the index of the local derivative or the label of the global derivative.
If more than one output unit is needed: duplicate this subroutine change the entry names to e.g. AMILLE, AENDLE, AKILLE and change the value of LUN and evtl. the dimension parameter in the parameter statements.