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Old   August 11, 2005, 14:23
Default FORTRAN Routine - variable passing
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Malcolm
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Hi

I am writing a FORTRAN routine (for use in cfx 5.7.1) and am confused about how variables are passed to it. It is similar to the example in the cfx manual "User CEL Example 1: User Defined Momentum Source" but a little more complicated.

From the user function editor I need to pass in: Temperature, y location, and z location. So in the arguments list box I have:

Argument List: [K], [m], [m]

Within the FORTRAN routine, I have it so that the lower level routine is called using:

CALL USER_NAME (NLOC,RET(1,1),ARGS(1,1),ARGS(1,2), ARGS(1,3)))

My confusion is regarding what ARGS(1,1), ARGS(1,2), ARGS(1,3) are. How does the FORTRAN routine know that I wanted ARGS's to be. (i.e. how do I pass the y and z locations rather than the x and y)

Any advice would be appreciated.

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Old   August 11, 2005, 19:51
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Never mind.

I forgot that that the variable is defined where the subroutine is initially called.
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