INTERFACE:
subroutine clm_ptrs_compdown()DESCRIPTION:
Assumes the part of the subgrid pointing up has been set. Fills in the data pointing down. Up is p_c, p_l, p_g, c_l, c_g, and l_g.
This algorithm assumes all indices are monotonically increasing.
Algorithm works as follows. The p, c, and l loops march through the full arrays (nump, numc, and numl) checking the "up" indexes. As soon as the "up" index of the current (p,c,l) cell changes relative to the previous (p,c,l) cell, the *i array will be set to point down to that cell. The *f array follows the same logic, so it's always the last "up" index from the previous cell when an "up" index changes.
For example, a case where p_c(1:4) = 1 and p_c(5:12) = 2. This subroutine will set c_pi(1) = 1, c_pf(1) = 4, c_pi(2) = 5, c_pf(2) = 12.
!USES use clmtype, only : clm3, gridcell_type, landunit_type, & column_type, pft_type use decompMod , only : get_proc_bounds
!ARGUMENTS implicit none
CALLED FROM:
subroutines initGridCellsModREVISION HISTORY:
2005.11.15 T Craig CreationLOCAL VARIABLES:
integer :: begg,endg,begl,endl,begc,endc,begp,endp ! beg/end glcp integer :: g,l,c,p ! loop counters integer :: curg,curl,curc,curp ! tracks g,l,c,p indexes in arrays type(gridcell_type), pointer :: gptr ! pointer to gridcell derived subtype type(landunit_type), pointer :: lptr ! pointer to landunit derived subtype type(column_type) , pointer :: cptr ! pointer to column derived subtype type(pft_type) , pointer :: pptr ! pointer to pft derived subtype