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I have read POM about Coordinated Call Models. It says "coordinated call models, both those from the PSS®E Model Library as well as user-written models, must have their primary entry point name beginning with a character other than T.". If I want to write a cerrent injections model, how should I do? 1.Write a model begin with SUBROUTINE Modelname (MC, ISLOT) and call it in other model by writing:call Todelname (MC, ISLOT)? or 2.SUBROUTINE Modelname (MC, ISLOT) include 'comon4.ins' ....(mode 1,2...) ENTRY Todelname (MC, ISLOT) ....(mode 1,2...caculate current injection) RETURN END SUBROUTINE

I have read POM about Coordinated Call Models. It says "coordinated call models, both those from the PSS®E Model Library as well as user-written models, must have their primary entry point name beginning with a character other than T.". T.".

If I want to write a cerrent current injections model, how should I do? 1.Write a model begin with SUBROUTINE Modelname (MC, ISLOT) and call it in other model by writing:call Todelname (MC, ISLOT)? or 2.SUBROUTINE 2:

SUBROUTINE Modelname (MC, ISLOT)
 include 'comon4.ins'
             ....(mode local declarations
(mode 1,2...)
 RETURN
ENTRY Todelname (MC, ISLOT)
                ....(mode 1,2...caculate (mode 1,2...calculate current injection)
 RETURN
 END SUBROUTINE
SUBROUTINE

I have read POM about Coordinated Call Models. It says "coordinated call models, both those from the PSS®E Model Library as well as user-written models, must have their primary entry point name beginning with a character other than T.".

If I want to write a current injections model, how should I do? 1.Write do?

1: Write a model begin with SUBROUTINE Modelname (MC, ISLOT) and call it in other model by writing:call Todelname (MC, ISLOT)? ISLOT)?

or 2:

SUBROUTINE Modelname (MC, ISLOT)
include 'comon4.ins'
local declarations
(mode 1,2...)
RETURN
ENTRY Todelname (MC, ISLOT)
(mode 1,2...calculate current injection)
RETURN
END SUBROUTINE