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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE wrapper SYSTEM "wrapper.dtd">
<!-- LastChangedBy   : $LastChangedBy: dutka $ -->
<!-- LastChangeddate : $LastChangedDate: 2007-08-01 16:47:51 +0200 (Wed, 01 Aug 2007) $ -->

<wrapper>
  <library>

    <!-- The path of the shared object -->
    <path>testwrapper_3.so</path>



    <!-- This section describes all exchanges data between the wrapper and the platform -->
    <description>



      <!-- Those variables are substituted in the files above -->
      <!-- The order of variables is the order of the arguments of the function -->
      <variable-list>

        <!-- The definition of a variable -->
        <variable id="F" type="in">
          <comment>May the force be with you</comment>
          <unit>Newton</unit>
          <regexp>F=.*</regexp>
          <format>F=%10.5g</format>
        </variable>

        <!-- The definition of a variable -->
        <variable id="L" type="in">
          <comment>How long are you ?</comment>
          <unit>Meter</unit>
          <regexp>L=[0-9]+\.[0-9]* *m</regexp>
          <format>L=%8.4f</format>
        </variable>
      </variable-list>
      


    <!-- The function that we try to execute through the wrapper -->
    <function provided="yes">fonction1</function>
    
    <!-- The gradient of the function is defined into the wrapper -->
    <gradient provided="yes">gradient1</gradient>
    
    <!-- But the hessian is NOT defined, so it does NOT appear in this file -->
    <hessian provided="no" />
    
  </description>
    
    
  </library>

  <external-code>
      <!-- Those data are external to the platform (input files, etc.)-->
      <data>

	<!-- An input file -->
        <file id="file-1" type="in">
          <name>StdIn</name>
          <path>./fort.5</path>
        </file>

	<!-- Another input file -->
        <file id="file-2" type="in">
          <name>StdTruc</name>
          <path>/tmp/fort.55</path>
        </file>

	<!-- An output file -->
        <file id="file-3" type="out">
          <name>StdOut</name>
          <path>/tmp/out/fort.6</path>
        </file>

      </data>

    <wrap-mode type="static-link">
      <in-data-transfer mode="arguments" />
      <out-data-transfer mode="arguments" />
    </wrap-mode>

    <command>
    </command>
  </external-code>

</wrapper>