Basic Types Editor

The Basic Types editor enables you to edit or create your own Basic Types table. Each basic type definition can consist of up to three entries in the given order.

· The first entry is the name of the basic type and must start with the identifier _TYPENAME. This entry is used by Source Pilot and in the definition of data types.

· The second entry gives the name of the C type that the basic type corresponds to and must start with the identifier _C. This entry is only used by Source Pilot and is optional. If this entry is omitted _TYPENAME is used.

· The third entry gives the name of the FORTRAN type that the basic type corresponds to and must start with the identifier _FORTRAN. This entry is only used by Source Pilot and is optional. If this entry is omitted _TYPENAME is used.

The C and FORTRAN names can be up to 40 characters long, and may consist of any characters apart from the new line character. The new line character is used to indicate the end of the string. Blanks are not allowed as the first and last characters of the string.

_TYPENAME integer <new line>

_C int <new line>

_FORTRAN INTEGER * 4 <new line>