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gb_diag_scale_i(3PI)   Sun Interval Performance Library	  gb_diag_scale_i(3PI)

NAME
       gb_diag_scale_i - Diagonal scaling of an interval matrix.

DESCRIPTION
			 A = D * A or A = A * D with D diagonal
       The  routine GB_DAIG_SCALE_I scales a general band interval matrix A on
       the left side or the right side by a diagonal interval matrix D.	  This
       routine	returns	 immediately if M or N	is equal to zero or KL is less
       than zero.

SYNOPSIS
       SUBROUTINE GB_DAIG_SCALE_I( D, A, M, KL [, SIDE] )
       INTERVAL, INTENT(IN)    :: D(:)
       INTERVAL, INTENT(INOUT) :: A(:,:)
       INTEGER, INTENT(IN)     :: M, KL
       TYPE(blas_side_type), INTENT(IN), OPTIONAL :: SIDE
	   where
       D has shape (M) if SIDE = blas_left_side, or
		   (N) if SIDE = blas_right_side.
       A has shape (L,N), where L > KL.

ARGUMENTS
       D (input)
		      Array of DIMENSION (P).
		      P = M if SIDE = blas_left_side,
		      P = N if SIDE = blas_right_side.
		      Unchanged on exit.
       A (input/output)
		      On entry, array of DIMENSION (L,N), where L > KL.
		      On exit, A = D * A if SIDE = blas_left_side or
			       A = A * D if SIDE = blas_right_side.
       M (input)
		      Number of rows in the source general matrix.
		      Unchanged on exit.
       KL (input)
		      The number of the subdiagonal bands.
		      Unchanged on exit.
       SIDE(input)
		      Scalar element.  On entry,  should be equal to
		      blas_side_type value, i.e. SIDE  should take one
		      of the two values:
		      blas_left_side or blas_right_side.
		      Default value: blas_left_side
		      Unchanged on exit.

ERRORS
       blas_error_alloc
		 A or D is unallocated array

       blas_error_shape
		 A or D has unappropriate shape

				  6 Mar 2009		  gb_diag_scale_i(3PI)
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