Description:
Create a temporary C string, import a FORTRAN string into it and return a pointer to
this C string. Any trailing blanks in the FORTRAN string are discarded. The length of the C string that
is created is just long enough to hold the FORTRAN string (less trailing blanks), plus the null
terminator.
Invocation
pointer = cnfCreim( source_f, source_len )
Arguments
const char
∗source_f (Given)
A
pointer to the input FORTRAN string
int source_len (Given)
The length of the input FORTRAN string
Returned
Value
char ∗cnfCreim
A pointer to the storage space allocated by this function.
Notes:
If the routine could not create the
space, then it returns a null pointer.