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MEANING: INFN-defined common
CONTEXT: For use with $INFN blocks.
USAGE:
COMMON /PRINFN/ v1, v2, ..., vn
(If double precision is to be used):
DOUBLE PRECISION v1,v2, ..., vn
(If single precision is to be used):
REAL v1,v2, ..., vn
DISCUSSION:
v1, v2, ... , vn are the names of the variables in the common. Any
INFN-defined variables are automatically listed in this common. These
are variables defined first in $INFN or in $PK-INFN or $ERROR-INFN
blocks. They are listed in common PRINFN rather than NMPRD4. Common
PRINFN is declared in all generated routines PK, ERROR, etc., and the
variables can be used as right-hand quantities in these routines.
PRINFN is not initialized or modified by NONMEM or PREDPP. Hence the
variables in the common may be initialized or modified at ICALL values
0 or 1 or 3, and will retain whatever values they are given. These
variables cannot be displayed in tables or scatterplots. If they are
to be displayed, WRITE statements can be used, or their values can be
assigned to variables that are listed in common NMPRD4.
REFERENCES: None.
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