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psblas3/base/serial/aux/msort_up.f90

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!
! Parallel Sparse BLAS v2.0
! (C) Copyright 2006 Salvatore Filippone University of Rome Tor Vergata
! Alfredo Buttari University of Rome Tor Vergata
!
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!
! File: msort_up.f90
!
! Subroutine: msort_up
! This subroutine sorts an integer array into ascending order.
!
! Arguments:
! n - integer Input: size of the array
! k - integer(*) input: array of keys to be sorted
! l - integer(0:n+1) output: link list
! iret - integer output: 0 Normal termination
! 1 the array was already sorted
! *
! REFERENCES = (1) D. E. Knuth *
! The Art of Computer Programming, *
! vol.3: Sorting and Searching *
! Addison-Wesley, 1973 *
! *
! call msort_up(n,x,iaux,iret)
!
! if (iret == 0) then
! lp = iaux(0)
! k = 1
! do
! if ((lp==0).or.(k>n)) exit
! do
! if (lp >= k) exit
! lp = iaux(lp)
! end do
! iswap = x(lp)
! x(lp) = x(k)
! x(k) = iswap
! lswap = iaux(lp)
! iaux(lp) = iaux(k)
! iaux(k) = lp
! lp = lswap
! k = k + 1
! enddo
! end if
!
!
subroutine msort_up(n,k,l,iret)
implicit none
integer n, iret
integer k(n),l(0:n+1)
!
integer p,q,s,t
intrinsic iabs,isign
! ..
iret = 0
! first step: we are preparing ordered sublists, exploiting
! what order was already in the input data; negative links
! mark the end of the sublists
l(0) = 1
t = n + 1
do p = 1,n - 1
if (k(p) <= k(p+1)) then
l(p) = p + 1
else
l(t) = - (p+1)
t = p
end if
end do
l(t) = 0
l(n) = 0
! see if the input was already sorted
if (l(n+1) == 0) then
iret = 1
return
else
l(n+1) = iabs(l(n+1))
end if
mergepass: do
! otherwise, begin a pass through the list.
! throughout all the subroutine we have:
! p, q: pointing to the sublists being merged
! s: pointing to the most recently processed record
! t: pointing to the end of previously completed sublist
s = 0
t = n + 1
p = l(s)
q = l(t)
if (q == 0) exit mergepass
outer: do
if (k(p) > k(q)) then
l(s) = isign(q,l(s))
s = q
q = l(q)
if (q > 0) then
do
if (k(p) <= k(q)) cycle outer
s = q
q = l(q)
if (q <= 0) exit
end do
end if
l(s) = p
s = t
do
t = p
p = l(p)
if (p <= 0) exit
end do
else
l(s) = isign(p,l(s))
s = p
p = l(p)
if (p>0) then
do
if (k(p) > k(q)) cycle outer
s = p
p = l(p)
if (p <= 0) exit
end do
end if
! otherwise, one sublist ended, and we append to it the rest
! of the other one.
l(s) = q
s = t
do
t = q
q = l(q)
if (q <= 0) exit
end do
end if
p = -p
q = -q
if (q == 0) then
l(s) = isign(p,l(s))
l(t) = 0
exit outer
end if
end do outer
end do mergepass
end subroutine msort_up