CLOG_cput(4)   

NAME
     CLOG_cput -  move a log record from one of the input buffers
     to the output

SYNOPSIS
     #include 
     #include "mpe.h"
     void CLOG_cput( ptr )
     double **ptr;
     This function moves records from one of  the  three  buffers
     being merged into the output buffer.  When the output buffer
     is filled, it is sent to the parent.  A separate output rou-
     tine  handles  output  on  the root.  If the input buffer is
     emptied (endblock record  is  read)  and  corresponds  to  a
     child,  a  new  buffer  is received from the child.  When an
     endlog record is read on the input  buffer,  the  number  of
     sources  is  decremented  and  the  time  is set to positive
     infinity so that the empty input source will never have  the
     lowest time.

     At entry we assume that *p is pointing to a log record  that
     is  not  an end-of-block record, and that outbuf is pointing
     to a buffer that has room in it for the record.   We  ensure
     that  these  conditions  are met on exit as well, by sending
     (or writing, if we are the root)  and  receiving  blocks  as
     necessary.

     Input parameters

     pointer to the record to be
          -

LOCATION
     clog_merge.c

                      Last change: 4/9/1997