Generating declarations and wrapper (file fft.header_in)

The following input to makeheader.sh is used to generate header and wrapper-program files for this example. Observe the following:

• This application requires one data grid and two distributions, one by rows and one by columns. Input to header.exe includes a ``name'' for each grid and distribution, which is used to generate PARAMETERs.

>>What are dimension 1, 2, 3 called?
x
y
z
>>How many data grids are there?
1
>>For each data grid:
>>  What is its name?
dg1
>>  What are its dimensions?
4
4
1
>>End of 'for each data grid'
>>How many processes are there?
2
>>How many different distributions are there?
2
>>For each distribution:
>>  What is its name?
col
>>  What are the dimensions of the process grid?
1
2
1
>>  For each of the 3 dimensions, what is the width of the ghost boundary?
0
0
0
>>  For each of the 3 dimensions, does it wrap?  (y/n)
n
n
n
>>  Do you need to include corners in boundary exchanges? (y/n)
n
>>  What is its name?
row
>>  What are the dimensions of the process grid?
2
1
1
>>  For each of the 3 dimensions, what is the width of the ghost boundary?
0
0
0
>>  For each of the 3 dimensions, does it wrap?  (y/n)
n
n
n
>>  Do you need to include corners in boundary exchanges? (y/n)
n
>>End of 'for each distribution'
>>Do you want parameters for dimension bounds for local sections? (y/n)
>>(These are only useful when process grid dimensions divide
>>    data grid dimensions evenly.)
n
>>What is the name of the header file to be created?
fft_header.h
>>Enter additional lines for the header file; '.' to stop:
.
>>What is the name of the subroutine file to make?
fft_wrap.h