OpenFAST
Wind turbine multiphysics simulator
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This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More...
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complex(siki) function | interpstpcomp4 (XVal, XAry, YAry, Ind, AryLen) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More... | |
complex(r8ki) function | interpstpcomp8 (XVal, XAry, YAry, Ind, AryLen) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More... | |
complex(quki) function | interpstpcomp16 (XVal, XAry, YAry, Ind, AryLen) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More... | |
real(siki) function | interpstpreal4 (XVal, XAry, YAry, Ind, AryLen) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More... | |
real(r8ki) function | interpstpreal4_8 (XVal, XAry, YAry, Ind, AryLen) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More... | |
real(r8ki) function | interpstpreal8 (XVal, XAry, YAry, Ind, AryLen) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More... | |
real(quki) function | interpstpreal16 (XVal, XAry, YAry, Ind, AryLen) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays. More... | |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
complex(quki) function nwtc_num::interpstp::interpstpcomp16 | ( | real(quki), intent(in) | XVal, |
real(quki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | XAry, | ||
complex(quki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | YAry, | ||
integer, intent(inout) | Ind, | ||
integer, intent(in) | AryLen | ||
) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
complex(siki) function nwtc_num::interpstp::interpstpcomp4 | ( | real(siki), intent(in) | XVal, |
real(siki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | XAry, | ||
complex(siki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | YAry, | ||
integer, intent(inout) | Ind, | ||
integer, intent(in) | AryLen | ||
) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
complex(r8ki) function nwtc_num::interpstp::interpstpcomp8 | ( | real(r8ki), intent(in) | XVal, |
real(r8ki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | XAry, | ||
complex(r8ki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | YAry, | ||
integer, intent(inout) | Ind, | ||
integer, intent(in) | AryLen | ||
) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
real(quki) function nwtc_num::interpstp::interpstpreal16 | ( | real(quki), intent(in) | XVal, |
real(quki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | XAry, | ||
real(quki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | YAry, | ||
integer, intent(inout) | Ind, | ||
integer, intent(in) | AryLen | ||
) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
real(siki) function nwtc_num::interpstp::interpstpreal4 | ( | real(siki), intent(in) | XVal, |
real(siki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | XAry, | ||
real(siki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | YAry, | ||
integer, intent(inout) | Ind, | ||
integer, intent(in) | AryLen | ||
) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
real(r8ki) function nwtc_num::interpstp::interpstpreal4_8 | ( | real(siki), intent(in) | XVal, |
real(siki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | XAry, | ||
real(r8ki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | YAry, | ||
integer, intent(inout) | Ind, | ||
integer, intent(in) | AryLen | ||
) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |
real(r8ki) function nwtc_num::interpstp::interpstpreal8 | ( | real(r8ki), intent(in) | XVal, |
real(r8ki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | XAry, | ||
real(r8ki), dimension (arylen), intent(in) | YAry, | ||
integer, intent(inout) | Ind, | ||
integer, intent(in) | AryLen | ||
) |
This funtion returns a y-value that corresponds to an input x-value by interpolating into the arrays.
It uses the passed index as the starting point and does a stepwise interpolation from there. This is especially useful when the calling routines save the value from the last time this routine was called for a given case where XVal does not change much from call to call. When there is no correlation from one interpolation to another, InterpBin() (nwtc_num::interpbin) may be a better choice. It returns the first or last YAry() value if XVal is outside the limits of XAry().
Use InterpStp (nwtc_num::interpstp) instead of directly calling a specific routine in the generic interface.
[in] | arylen | Length of the arrays. |
[in,out] | ind | Initial and final index into the arrays. |
[in] | xary | Array of X values to be interpolated. |
[in] | xval | X value to be interpolated. |
[in] | yary | Array of Y values to be interpolated. |