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most widely used language for numerical programming? 10 18 (6/12/2004 2:06:43 PM) comp.programming After 40 some odd years, is Fortran still the most widely used language for numerical and scientific programming? Is there a future for Fortran, that is, the prospect of new software being written with it an... John

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which langs have more than 1 compilers? 13 26 (8/13/2004 2:54:05 AM) comp.programming There are many compilers and IDEs for C++. M$ and Borland's are the most popular. BASIC over 30+ years has had many compilers, it has a evolved from line numbers into VB, QBasic, Basica, etc. Director is the o... developwebsites (86)

Qeustion in Compiling 24 23 (7/21/2004 3:39:42 PM) comp.lang.c Could any body help me ? I'm trying to compile a vocoder program in school's HP-unix machine. when I try following command. make -f CODER.MAK (CODER.MAK was included in the vocoder source code..) follow... kim.1122 (7)

Response to the trolls (responsorum pumilius pumilio) 21 30 (7/7/2004 11:50:29 PM) comp.programming Arthur O'Dwyer recently asked a small working set of abusive respondents including Mr. Randy Howard and Corey Murtagh to desist conduct that I consider trolling and that Mr. O'Dwyer considered feeding the troll... spinoza1111 (3250)

Yet Another "Enterprise" System Bites the Dust: the Virtual Case File snafu 2 28 (7/1/2004 2:07:57 PM) comp.programming "Situation normal: all fouled up". - US Army other ranks' meaning of the acronym SNAFU The current administration is very speedy when it wants to curtail civil liberties. However, one genuine problem (identif... spinoza1111 (3250)

question 8 20 (6/26/2004 6:53:09 AM) comp.programming Hi Can anyone help me with this write a function called ShowTopMostCard that take in a PackOfCards of ytpe CardStack and displays the suit and value of topmost card. Rgds ... thomas69 (1)

English language question 66 22 (6/20/2004 8:53:12 AM) comp.lang.c The english word "Initialized" exists. (Cambridge dictionary finds it). The word "Uninitialized" doesn't seem to exist, and no dictionary has it. I am using that word very often in my tutorial of the C language... jacob (2538)

most widely used language for numerical programming? 10 18 (6/12/2004 2:06:43 PM) comp.programming After 40 some odd years, is Fortran still the most widely used language for numerical and scientific programming? Is there a future for Fortran, that is, the prospect of new software being written with it an... JSmith (44)

Fundamental question #2 26 33 (6/4/2004 10:18:30 AM) comp.lang.c a && b || c is evaluated as (a && b) || c or it is evaluated as a && (b || c) The theory and logic says it's (a && b) || c Does it depends on compilar also ? I don't think so. In my view the 1st is the ult... myhandle1 (7)

The Year 2038 Problem 194 66 (5/27/2004 4:26:05 PM) comp.programming As per Google's Usenet archives [http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/archive_announce_20.html], the first discussion of the Y2K problem on the Usenet was on January 18 1985 [http://groups.google.com/groups?th... usenet23 (151)

From Plato to Nato: "Platonism" and programming 36 26 (5/19/2004 6:35:17 AM) comp.programming Chris Sonnack keeps asking for this, and I have responded. Nonetheless, here is a summary of the case for the relationship, and a description of the relationship. Plato felt that because of the imperfections o... spinoza1111 (3250)