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/*
 *  R : A Computer Language for Statistical Data Analysis
 *  Copyright (C) 1997-1998   Robert Gentleman, Ross Ihaka and the
 *                            R Development Core Team
 *
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/* ../appl/bakslv.f
   -- translated by f2c (version of 1 June 1993 23:00:00).
   -- and hand edited by Martin Maechler.
   -- Modified to use level-3 BLAS, Douglas Bates, May, 2001
   */

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <config.h>
#endif

#include <Rinternals.h>
#include <R_ext/Linpack.h>
#include <R_ext/Applic.h>

void bakslv(double *t, int *ldt, int *n,
        double *b, int *ldb, int *nb,
        double *x, int *job, int *info)
{

/* bakslv is a subroutine to solve triangular systems of
 * the form
 *           t * x = b
 * or
 *           t' * x = b     [ t' := transpose(t) ]

 * where t is a triangular matrix of order n.
 * The subroutine handles the multiple right-hand side case.
 * It was just a wrapper for the linpack subroutine dtrsl, now it calls
 * the level-3 blas subroutine dtrsm.

 * on entry

 *  t      double (ldt,n'). n' >= n (below)
 *         t[] contains the coefficient matrix of the system
 *         to be solved.  only the elements above or below
 *         the diagonal are referenced.

 *  ldt    int; ldt is the leading dimension of the array t.
 *  n      int; n is the order of the system.  n <= min(ldt,ldb)


 *  b      double (ldb,nb').  nb' >= nb (below)
 *         b[] contains the right hand side(s) of the system.

 *  ldb    int; ldb is the leading dimension of the array b.
 *  nb     int; the number of right hand sides of the system.

 *  job    int; job specifies what kind of system is to be solved.
 *
 *         if job is
 *
 *          00   solve t  * x = b,  t lower triangular,
 *          01   solve t  * x = b,  t upper triangular,
 *          10   solve t' * x = b,  t lower triangular,
 *          11   solve t' * x = b,  t upper triangular.

 * on return

 *  x      double precision(ldb, nb)
 *         contains the solution(s) if info == 0.

 *  info   int
 *         info contains zero if the system is nonsingular.
 *         otherwise info contains the index of
 *         the first zero diagonal element of t.
 *
 * subroutines and functions
 *     blas:    dcopy
 *     blas3:   dtrsm
 */
    char *side = "L", *uplo, *transa, *diag = "N";
    int i, ione = 1, j, nn = *n;
    double one = 1.0;

    *info = 0;
    for(i = 0; i < nn; i++) {   /* check for zeros on diagonal */
    if (t[i * (*ldt + 1)] == 0.0) {
        *info = i + 1;
        return;
    }
    }
    for(j = 0; j < *nb; j++) {  /* copy b to x */
       F77_CALL(dcopy)(n, &b[j * *ldb], &ione, &x[j * *ldb], &ione);
    }
    transa = ((*job) / 10) ? "T" : "N";
    uplo = ((*job) % 10) ? "U" : "L";
    if (*n > 0 && *nb > 0 && *ldt > 0 && *ldb > 0) {
    F77_CALL(dtrsm)(side, uplo, transa, diag, n, nb, &one,
            t, ldt, x, ldb);
    }
}