Create a temporary C string and import a blank filled FORTRAN string into it
Create a temporary C string and import a FORTRAN string into it
Import a FORTRAN string into a C string, retaining trailing blanks
Import no more than max characters from a FORTRAN string into a C string, retaining trailing blanks
Import a given number of characters from a FORTRAN string into an array of char
Import no more than max characters from a FORTRAN string into a C string
Import a FORTRAN string into a C string
Import a FORTRAN CHARACTER array into a C array
Import a FORTRAN CHARACTER array into a C array of pointers to char
Export a given number of characters from an array of char into a FORTRAN string
Export a C string to a FORTRAN string, copying given a maximum number of characters
Export a C string to a FORTRAN string
Export a C string array to a FORTRAN CHARACTER array
Export a C array of pointers to char, to a FORTRAN CHARACTER array
Find the length of a C string
Find the length of a FORTRAN string
Copy one FORTRAN string to another FORTRAN string
Create a temporary C string and return a pointer to it
Create a temporary FORTRAN string and return a pointer to it
Create a temporary FORTRAN CHARACTER array and return a pointer to it
Free allocated space
Return temporary FORTRAN string space
Create a temporary FORTRAN LOGICAL array and return a pointer to it
Import a FORTRAN LOGICAL array into a C int array
Export a C int array into a FORTRAN LOGICAL array
Allocate space that may be accessed from C and FORTRAN
Convert a FORTRAN pointer to a C pointer
Convert a C pointer to a FORTRAN pointer
Free allocated space
Allocate space that may be accessed from C and FORTRAN
Register a pointer for use from both C and FORTRAN
Unregister a pointer previously registered using cnfRegp
Expand a FORTRAN pointer to its full value (FORTRAN function)