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Last edited by Gabriel Wlazłowski Feb 20, 2026
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Global variables

Below we provide a list of global variables that are accessible for users from *.h file.

variable name scope comment
input st-wslda, td-wslda pointer to structure storing input file variables.
For example input->Na stores value of Na tag.
md st-wslda, td-wslda structure storing input file variables.
For example md.Na stores value of Na tag.
extern int wsldapid st-wslda Variable storing process id.
It is used typically to multiple printing of the same line by many processes.
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