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assumed shape 4 61 (6/7/2012 4:08:44 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi is there a less verbose way of doing the following: function f(a_in) result(r) real, dimension(:,:,:,:,:), intent(in) :: a_in real, dimension(size(a_in,1),size(a_in,2),size(a_in,3),size(a_in,4)... Daniel

OO getter and setter methods 12 91 (3/31/2012 2:35:27 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, if you have a derived type with many private variables, how would you write 'getter and setter methods' for them? I am thinking in terms of readability, maintainability, efficiency, etc. Here an exam... Daniel

Overloading write command 8 49 (3/31/2012 1:03:11 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, is the following F2003 conforming: type myStats real :: avg contains procedure :: write => write_stats end type myStats Thanks! Daniel ... Daniel

operating system commands 6 87 (3/7/2012 11:12:49 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi is there a portable way to issue a command to the OS from a Fortran program? The Intel Fortran Compiler provides the command system(string) as an extension, but I don't find anything similar in the book b... Daniel

read a linux path from file 4 182 (3/6/2012 9:07:55 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, I would like to read a Linux filesystem path from a textfile. However, the path separator in Linux is the same token as the end record token '/', eg. in ~/mypath/myfile. How can I read the whole path into... Daniel

read double precision 26 70 (3/5/2012 10:04:44 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi instead of many words, here a small program program main implicit none integer, parameter :: & sp = kind(1.0), & dp = selected_real_kind(2*precision(1.0_sp))... Daniel

unformatted I/O 21 146 (2/22/2012 1:40:06 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi consider the following example. .... real(wp), dimension(10,10) :: nt open(55,file='nt.unformatted',form='unformatted',iostat=err,action='write') write(55) nt close(55) open(55,file='nt.unformatted',for... Daniel

internal procedures as actual arguments 15 94 (9/9/2011 3:06:26 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi F2008 specifies that internal procedures can be used as actual arguments. The two compilers that I use seem to already have implemented this feature (in their latest versions). My question (I hope it is ... Daniel

do loops vs array operations 9 89 (8/7/2011 10:01:54 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi is there a performance difference when I execute an operation on an array, versus splitting it up in do-loops which execute the same operation element-by-element? I am asking because in Matlab, there is ... Daniel

shape of procedure arguments 5 36 (8/6/2011 4:39:14 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi which of the two following styles would you prefer (and why). They differ only in the last two lines. I) module show_example implicit none contains pure real function example(my_array) use parameter... Daniel

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the FORTRAN users are some people with special occupation 23 55 (2/20/2012 9:24:18 AM) comp.lang.fortran Since FORTRAN is not popular in language world(like JAVA,Visual C++ are popular) and due to FORTRAN is only suitable for high-speed long- time calculation, I believe the FORTRAN users are some people with speci... gearss8888 (31)

Circular module dependency #2 15 185 (3/1/2012 10:19:07 PM) comp.lang.fortran I have today spent some hours chasing a build problem that turned out to be caused by a circular module dependency. The circle in question contained just 3 files, but my Windows Developer Studio running IVF 1... noone3 (2116)

read a linux path from file 4 182 (3/6/2012 9:07:55 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, I would like to read a Linux filesystem path from a textfile. However, the path separator in Linux is the same token as the end record token '/', eg. in ~/mypath/myfile. How can I read the whole path into... no.spam.address (65)

operating system commands 6 87 (3/7/2012 11:12:49 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi is there a portable way to issue a command to the OS from a Fortran program? The Intel Fortran Compiler provides the command system(string) as an extension, but I don't find anything similar in the book b... no.spam.address (65)

another question of style 22 72 (3/7/2012 11:23:52 PM) comp.lang.fortran The rules are that first the RHS of an expression is evaluated then that result is assigned to the LHS. If there are types of different precision in the RHS, then they are first converted, then the evaluatio... helbig (4870)

Overloading write command 8 49 (3/31/2012 1:03:11 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, is the following F2003 conforming: type myStats real :: avg contains procedure :: write => write_stats end type myStats Thanks! Daniel ... no.spam.address (65)

OO getter and setter methods 12 91 (3/31/2012 2:35:27 PM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, if you have a derived type with many private variables, how would you write 'getter and setter methods' for them? I am thinking in terms of readability, maintainability, efficiency, etc. Here an exam... no.spam.address (65)

OT: Google Groups spam gone? 26 56 (4/9/2012 10:30:20 PM) comp.lang.fortran Folks, (At least those that don't filter out posts from Google Groups...), It looks like Google finally cleaned up the spam that has been flooding c.l.f for the last many, many months. I haven't seen ... Ken.Fairfield (491)

EXIT from DO WHILE loop 5 42 (4/22/2012 3:47:49 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, I have a small program as follows. --------------------------------------------------------- program test implicit none integer :: i ,j,k,l,m m = 37 k = 0 do while (k<m) do j = 1,3 do i = 1,2 k... rajkrai (12)

fortran90.org webpage 6 43 (6/5/2012 6:04:23 AM) comp.lang.fortran Hi, I wanted to publicly announce a modern Fortran webpage that I have been working on for some time: http://fortran90.org/ I am new to this group and I only started to use modern Fortran on a daily ... ondrej.certik (3)