SUBROUTINE MESH ( IMCASE, IG, INDX1, INDX2, INDX6A, INDX6B, INDX7 )

Argument Definitions (+ indicates altered content)
INTEGER            IG,         IMCASE,    +INDX1(*),  +INDX2(*)
INTEGER           +INDX6A(*), +INDX6B(*), +INDX7(*)
Description
                                                                        * 
  Copyright (C) 1996 Leif Laaksonen, Dage Sundholm                      * 
  Copyright (C) 1996-2010 Jacek Kobus               * 
                                                                        * 
  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify  * 
  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as     * 
  published by the Free Software Foundation.                            * 
                                                                        * 
 
### mesh ### 
    Initializes index arrays determining the ordering of mesh points 
    during sor process 
 
    type of ordering (itype==iorder): 
    itype=1 -- natural column-wise 
    itype=2 -- middle 
    itype=3 -- natural row-wise 
    itype=4 -- reverse row-wise
Source file:mesh.f
I/O Operations:
Unit ID  Unit No       Access  Form   Operation
      *                   SEQ  FMTD           W  

Operation codes A=rewind,B=backspace,C=close,E=endfile
                I=inquire,O=open,R=read,W=write
External Functions and Subroutines Called
SUBROUTINE         PMTXI
Local Variables (+ indicates altered content)
INTEGER           +I,         +I0,        +I2,        +IEND1
INTEGER           +IEND2,     +II,        +ITYPE,     +J
INTEGER           +J2,        +JJ,        +NMU8,      +NMUT
INTEGER           +NMUX,      +NNI8,      +NNIX
Referenced Common Block Variables (+ indicates altered content)
CONSINT            INTEGER            IONE
DEBUG              INTEGER            INCRMU,    INCRNI
DEBUG              INTEGER            IPRINT(1000)
GRIDI              INTEGER            MXNMU,     NMU(10)
GRIDI              INTEGER            NNI
INDEX              INTEGER           +INGR1(4,10)
INDEX              INTEGER           +INGR2(4,10)
INDEX              INTEGER           +NGRD1,    +NGRD2
INDEX              INTEGER           +NGRD6A,   +NGRD6B
INDEX              INTEGER           +NGRD7,    +NNI1
INDEX              INTEGER           +NNI2,     +NNI3
INDEX              INTEGER           +NNI4,     +NNI5
SORI               INTEGER            IORDER(10)