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PROCDUP


This record type specifies additional Level 0, Level 1, and Level 2 dimensional (grid points) ranges over which the same processing code and associated values apply as were specified in a previous PROCSPEC record. There will be PROCSPEC.NDUPS records in this record type, and this record type will not be present if PROCSPEC.NDUPS is zero. There can be an overlap of grid points specified in the START and END fields for different records, since there can be different processing codes for the same subset of data.


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RECTYPE

I
is the record type code = 53
RECSORT

I
is the same index as the corresponding
[4]PROCSPEC.RECSORT field
PINDEX

I
is an index for sorting PROCDUP records associated with a given PROCSPEC record. Lower valued records will be processed before higher valued records. See the discussion in Section 2.3.2
START

I*
is an array of Level 0, Level 1, and Level 2 dimension grid points over which this record begins to apply. The first OBJDESC.NDIM0 elements correspond to the Level 0 dimensions. The middle OBJDESC.NDIM1 elements correspond to the Level 1 dimensions. The last OBJDESC.NDIM2 elements correspond to the Level 2 dimensions. Counting begins at 0 or 1 as specified in TEST.SPECB.IDXSTART. See the discussion in Section 2.3.2
END

I*
is an array of Level 0, Level 1, and Level 2 dimension grid points over which this record stops applying. The first OBJDESC.NDIM0 elements correspond to the Level 0 dimensions. The middle OBJDESC.NDIM1 elements correspond to the Level 1 dimensions. The last OBJDESC.NDIM2 elements correspond to the Level 2 dimensions. A value of -1 indicates the last grid point of that dimension. Counting begins at 0 or 1 as specified in TEST.SPECB.IDXSTART. See the discussion in Section 2.3.2


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Eric Nash 2003-09-25