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Source Code
subroutine Shave32(a_shaved,a,n,xbits,has_undef,undef,chunksize,rc)!! Simple cover for f2py.!use iso_fortran_env,only:REAL32implicit NONEinteger,intent(in)::n! array sizereal(kind=REAL32),intent(in)::a(n)! array to be shaved, usually 2Dinteger,intent(in)::xbits! number of mantissa bits to zero (out of 24)integer,intent(in)::has_undef! set to 1 if undef is present, 0 otherwisereal(kind=REAL32),intent(in)::undef! undef valueinteger,intent(in)::chunksize! find mid-range over chunksizesreal(kind=REAL32),intent(out)::a_shaved(n)! shaved arrayinteger,intent(out)::rc! error code! ---integer,external::ShaveMantissa32rc=ShaveMantissa32(a_shaved,a,n,xbits,has_undef,undef,chunksize)end subroutine Shave32