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208 Adams/Solver { }; int ID; const char* FILENAME; const char* BLOCKNAME; Examples For an example of this subroutine, see spline_read.f. SURSUB SURSUB is an evaluation subroutine that computes surface coordinates and their derivatives for a SURFACE element (C++). The use of SURSUB is optional; it is not required when a Parasolid file is provided as input for the surface definition. Use Corresponding Statement Calling Sequence For FORTRAN use: SUBROUTINE SURSUB (ID, PAR, NPAR, U, V, IORD, IFLAG, VALUES, IERR)For C++ use: SURSUB (int ID, double* PAR, int NPAR, double U, double V, int IORD, int IFLAG, double* VALUES, int* IERR)
Input Arguments Welcome to Adams/Solver Subroutines id An integer variable that provides the identifier of the SURFACE statement that is being defined by SURSUB. iflag A logical variable that Adams/Solver sets to TRUE for the initial call to SURSUB. Computations that should be done only once during an analysis should be performed and stored when IFLAG is true. iord An integer variable that specifies the order of the derivative that SURSUB returns. The possible values are: zero - Return surface coordinates. one - Return first derivatives with respect to u, v. two - Return second derivatices with respect to u, v. npar An integer variable that indicates the number of constants specified in the USER parenthetical list. The purpose of npar is to provide SURSUB with the number of values stored in the par array. par A double-precision array of constants that is taken in order from the USER parenthetical list of the SURFACE statement. u A double-precision variable that specifies the value of the independent parameter u, which SURSUB uses to evaluate coordinates of a point on the surface. Adams/Solver restricts u to be: Greater than or equal to the MINPAR[1] value on the SURFACE statement (-1.0 by default). Less than or equal to the MAXPAR[1] value on the SURFACE statement (1.0 by default). v A double-precision variable that specifies the value of the independent parameter v which SURSUB uses to evaluate coordinates of a point on the surface. Adams/Solver restricts v to be: Greater than or equal to the MINPAR[2] value on the SURFACE statement (-1.0 by default). Less than or equal to the MAXPAR[2] value on the SURFACE statement (1.0 by default). 209
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Utility Subroutines About Utility S
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T1( x - x0) = x - x0 CUBSPL , Welco
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Calling Sequence CALL IMPACT (x, x'
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