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Stream I/O now in g95 0 47 (7/8/2005 11:28:20 PM) comp.lang.fortran The latest Linux release of g95 now supports stream I/O in conformance with the Fortran2003 standard. I think this will be a very useful feature, and have written up some notes on how it works. These can be... Clive

Old Fortran manuals turn out to be valuable 3 31 (2/2/2005 9:38:22 PM) comp.lang.fortran Messrs Christie's in New York have an auction of the contents of library called the "Origins of Cyberspace" collected by Jeremy M. Norman. This includes a whole host of fascinating documents from the early ... Clive

Specifying at 16-bit integer 10 36 (6/17/2004 6:58:40 AM) comp.lang.fortran I try to use only Standard Fortran in my programs, and encourage others around me to do the same, but it's sometimes hard. One of the long-standing problems is declaring variables with a specified number of ... Clive

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fortran give false value !!! 8 32 (12/11/2006 3:38:30 PM) comp.lang.fortran hi every body . i am an streng problem with fortran 90 . i have a function , i know the value of function for x=1 , y=0 , d=2 it must be zero . in matlab , this function for this values return zero , but in fo... nakisa.nooraee (180)

How to deal with a file with binary and formatted blocks at once ? 2 43 (12/11/2006 10:37:17 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi everybody, While dealing with SEG-Y files, I found that such files contain data blocks of different format. The file starts with a binary block (ebcdic coded characters) and is later followed by a do-loop... abbad (6)

Algorithm for lat/lon searching 14 47 (8/18/2006 2:50:56 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hello, I want to implement a global *land* surface emissivity database (as a LUT) into a radiative transfer code. Fir simplicity the database is simply gridded by lat/lon (land and sea). Due to memory limita... paul.vandelst (1947)

Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95 9 37 (6/23/2006 7:53:14 AM) comp.lang.fortran Guys: I've been using F77 for some years now, that is, I am quite familiar with its logic. However, I'd like to start using more modern versions of Fortran. Does anyone know a good book to help me with my tran... jurgarden2001 (4)

help for reading a binary file 17 37 (6/20/2006 1:58:13 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi,everybody here! I'm using a Fortran code based on the 386|DOS-Extender, a 32-bit protected mode development tool developped by Phar Lap Software, Inc. It will generate a binary data file after running. Now... phywho (3)

F95 standard 25 44 (5/12/2006 7:35:41 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi I have what I think is the F95 standard in PDF format. Payed and downloaded it some time back - about 3-4 years ago. It says, "ISO/IEC 1539-1 Part 1: Base language" I think I also some small additional PDF... Stephen

F90 compiler (newbie?) 16 29 (5/9/2006 6:19:19 PM) comp.lang.fortran I'm looking for a good fortran 90 compiler, but JUST the compiler. It needs to run on 32 bit windows, but i don't want a front end or any of that bloatness. I have been searching for the better part of the afte... mule52 (4)

Writing sequential raw binary 18 68 (4/19/2006 7:04:23 PM) comp.lang.fortran Fortran sequential unformatted I/O normally includes record-size marks at each end of the binary data. Random access I/O avoids this, but only works for fixed record sizes. One hack that works in most cases i... Joe

generalized WHILE() extension/feature? 19 34 (3/16/2006 5:34:13 PM) comp.lang.fortran At least a few people have mentioned it would be nice to have an UNTIL feature for DO loops. I was thinking that a nice syntax would be to just use the existing WHILE() syntax, but don't require it to be plac... krahn (74)

Formatted IO of huge/tiny values 31 45 (3/16/2006 8:55:41 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, I have a faint recollection that the standard mentions something about being able to read back what one has written using the same format (as long as the format is "big enough" etc.). But I didn't find any... foo33 (1360)