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Jacob Williams

OpenMP with bspline routines

Have you tried anything? I'm curious to know as well. the `inbvx,inbvy,inbvz,iloy,iloz` ones are used to keep track of the last interval in the dataset where interpolation was called, to...

Is there a way to impose boundary condition (like derivatives at the edges) with this module?

I believe you can do that by specifying your own knot sequence? You can do this using the subroutine interface (see, for example, the comments in the `db2ink` routine in...

Is there a way to impose boundary condition (like derivatives at the edges) with this module?

I'm not sure. You may have to check the references given in the core routines. I've only ever used the default (not-a-knot) end conditions.

Is there a way to impose boundary condition (like derivatives at the edges) with this module?

Note: as of `4.1.0` you can now set the knots from the object-oriented interface also.

Is there a way to impose boundary condition (like derivatives at the edges) with this module?

Very interesting, I don't think I noticed this routine before. I think we could definitely use it...

Is there a way to impose boundary condition (like derivatives at the edges) with this module?

As for the `dbink4` routine, I've got some experiments going on the `dbink4` branch. I'll get it hooked up and working just for 1D and 4th order so I can...

Is there a way to impose boundary condition (like derivatives at the edges) with this module?

No promises, but I have started to get back to looking into this.

Should fortran-lang.org provide reference to intrinsic modules?

Is this something I could help with? We need all this information online in a nice modern-looking format with syntax highlighting, links, maybe even diagrams if necessary. So, for that...

Should fortran-lang.org provide reference to intrinsic modules?

Oh I see now that @urbanjost's content is already GFDL since it is already based on those pages.

Remove hard-coded tmp_file name

Tried to use the `STATUS='SCRATCH'` feature of the `OPEN` statement. However, it doesn't appear to be possible to get the name of the file with gfortran. For example: ``` Fortran...