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Obsolete Entry Points, PROCs, and Routines
E$F(07)–Floating-to-Fixed (FORTRAN F)
The addressed word is assumed to be a floating-point number and is edited to fixed
point with d places following the decimal point. Negative numbers, including minus
zero, are treated as in E$E.
E$DE(26)–Double-Precision Floating-Point
This editing function is the same as E$E, with the addressed word and the
addressed word plus one edited as a double-precision, floating-point number. A
decimal exponent consisting of a sign and 3 digits is inserted immediately to the
right of the significant portion.
E$DF(27)–Double-Precision Floating-to-Fixed
EIMG$
This editing function is the same as E$F, with the addressed word and the
addressed word plus one edited as a double-precision, floating-point number.
The edited output of EOUT$ is stored in a 22-word buffer in the EOUT$ D-bank
following the externally defined label EIMG$.
E$CENT
The text at m is edited as a centered string. The parameters m and x may be given;
in addition, a third parameter is required to specify the number of characters in the
string. The string will be centered in a 128-character line and edited by a call to E$A.
J.3.2. Output Functions
The output functions serve to transmit the edited line to an output device. The device to
be used is determined by the d-field:
Printer d=0
Card Punch d=1
Display Console d=2
The word or character count is given in the t-field. This count must be given. (It is not
assumed maximum if it is given as zero.) For the printer, the word count is normally 22;
for the card punch, normally 14. For the display console, the t-field is a character count
and cannot be more than 60.
For the printer, the m-field serves to specify the number of lines to be spaced. A value
greater than the length of a logical page results in printing on the first line of the next
page. For the punch and display console, the m-field is ignored. The number given in
parentheses following the procedure call is the octal function code.
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