NAME
Logfile_stamp
SYNOPSIS
Logfile_stamp(int/real/str/log(in) :: val,
char*(in) :: tag,
char*(in) :: attrib)
DESCRIPTION
Logfile_stamp is an overloaded subroutine and includes Logfile_stampInt Logfile_stampReal Logfile_stampStr Logfile_stampIntArray Logfile_stampRealArray Logfile_stampStrArray Logfile_stampStrPair Each subroutine stamps the date and time along with a value and message into the logfile. Typical uses are when the grid package stamps the logfile if it refines or derefines the grid. The IO unit will call Logfile_stamp when it reads or writes data to a checkpoint file.
ARGUMENTS
Arguments vary slightly for the routines but in general
val - int_val, real_val, intArrayVal, a value to put into the logfile
tag - string identifier, often of the routine stamping the logfile.
(see example below)
attrib - !!DEV! optional argument, not currently implemented.
NOTES
Because Logfile_stamp is an overloaded subroutine _and_ also has optional arguments, most compilers require that any routine calling Logfile_stamp must include the header file Logfile.h. Variables that begin with "log_" are defined in the fortran module Logfile_data. The prefix "log_" is meant to indicate that these variables have Logfile unit scope. Other variables are local to the individual subroutines
EXAMPLE
example call for stamping a string call Logfile_stamp( 'read 159 blocks from file', '[IO_readCheckpoint]')