SORTD - descending unsigned word sort.
Usage:
call sortd(array, nrec, lrs, key1 [, key2, ... keyN])
Where:
- array
- is the name of the array to be sorted.
- nrec
- is the number of elements (or "records") to be
sorted.
- lrs
- is the number of words in each element.
- key1 [, key2 ... keyN]
- are the keys to sort on. Each key specifies a word (0
<= key < lrs) within an element to sort on. The
keys are specified in decreasing order of importance.
Description:
SORTD sorts an array of things in descending order. The sort
is done in unsigned integer (logical compare) order.
See Also:
expl f77 lib isort
expl f77 lib isortd
expl f77 lib sort
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