mo_nml.f90 File Reference

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Modules
module	mo_nml
	Deal with namelist files.

Functions/Subroutines
subroutine, public	mo_nml::open_nml (file, unit, quiet)
	Open a namelist file.
subroutine, public	mo_nml::close_nml (unit)
	Close a namelist file.
subroutine, public	mo_nml::position_nml (name, unit, status, first)
	Position a namlist file.

Variables
integer(i4), parameter, public	mo_nml::positioned = 0
	Information: file pointer set to namelist group.
integer(i4), parameter, public	mo_nml::missing = 1
	Error: namelist group is missing.
integer(i4), parameter, public	mo_nml::length_error = 2
	Error: namelist group name too long.
integer(i4), parameter, public	mo_nml::read_error = 3
	Error occured during read of namelist file.
integer, save, public	mo_nml::nunitnml = -1
	default namelist unit

Detailed Description

Deal with namelist files.

This module provides routines to open, close and position namelist files.

• Adapted from Echam5, (C) MPI-MET, Hamburg, Germany

  Author

  L. Kornblueh, MPI, March 2001, original source

  Changelog

• Jan 2011, Matthias Cuntz
  • compatible with gfortran <= version 4.3
  • all integer(i4)
  • quiet
• Jan 2013, Matthias Cuntz
  • close_nml with unit, open_nml quiet=.true. default position_nml swap first and status

    Authors

    Matthias Cuntz

    Date

    Jan 2011

    Copyright

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Definition in file mo_nml.f90.