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ncl_c_dsgrid2d: primary double precision C entry for 2D gridding
NAME
c_dsgrid2d - primary double precision C entry for 2D griddingFUNCTION PROTOTYPE
double *c_dsgrid2d(int, double [], double [], double [],
int, int, double [], double [], int *);
SYNOPSIS
double *c_dsgrid2d(int n, double x[], double y[], double z[],
int nx, int ny, double xo[], double yo[], int *ier)
DESCRIPTION
- n
- The number of input data points.
- x
- An array containing the X coordinates of the input data points.
- y
- An array containing the Y coordinates of the input data points.
- z
- An array of size n containing the functional values of the input data points. That is, z[m] is the value of the input function at coordinate (x[m],y[m]), for 0 <= m < n.
- nx
- The number of X values in the output grid.
- ny
- The number of Y values in the output grid.
- xo
- An array of size nx containing the X coordinates of the output data grid. The values in xo must be increasing, but need not be equally spaced.
- yo
- An array of size ny containing the Y coordinates of the output data grid. The values in yo must be increasing, but need not be equally spaced.
- ier
- An error return value. If *ier is returned as 0, then no errors were detected. If *ier is non-zero, then refer to the man page for dsgrid_errors.
USAGE
c_dsgrid2d returns a pointer to a linear array of data that is the interpolated grid stored in row-major order. That is, if out is declared asdouble *out;
and we set:
then out[i*ny+j] is the interpolated function value at coordinate
point (xo[i],yo[j]) for 0 <= i < nx and 0 <= j < ny. The
space for out is allocated internal to c_dsgrid2d and is nx*ny
doubles in size.
The use of this Software is governed by a License Agreement.
Complete documentation for Dsgrid is available at URL
ACCESS
To use c_dsgrid2d, load the NCAR Graphics library ngmath.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2000
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
SEE ALSO
dsgrid,
dsgrid_params,
c_dsseti,
c_dsgeti,
c_dssetrd,
c_dsgetrd,
c_dssetc,
c_dsgetc.
http://ngwww.ucar.edu/ngdoc/ng/ngmath/dsgrid/dshome.html