% [bonds,status] = abg2cbg(system_name, system_type, full_name, port_bonds, infofile)

% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% %% Version control history
% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% %% $Id$
% %% $Log$
% %% Revision 1.26  1998/06/27 13:24:04  peterg
% %% Causality now set correctly for:
% %% 	multi-port C and I
% %% 	C and I with arrows pointing in
% %%
% %% Revision 1.25  1998/06/25 18:53:30  peterg
% %% Actually, the previous comment was optimistic.
% %% The port causalities on a compound are now forced to be the same as
% %% that specified by a a _cuase.m file (if it exists)
% %%
% %% Revision 1.24  1998/06/25 17:45:03  peterg
% %% No change -- but checked that explicit causality works!

  mtt_info(sprintf('%s: %1.0f port bonds incompatible with %1.0f ports', ...
               full_name, n_port_bonds, n_ports), infofile);

  else % Copy the port bonds & status
    for j = 1:n_port_bonds
      jj = port_bond_index(j);
      for k = 1:2
#	if bonds(jj,k)==0 % only copy if not already set
	bonds(jj,k) = port_bonds(j,k);
#	end;
      end;
      status(1:n_ports) = port_status;
    end
  end
else
  n_port_bonds=0;
end;