Fortran

Access Violation Error with Intel Fortran v9.1
The following function when called from a Main Program causes an access violation error if compiled with -O3 switch with the Intel Fortran 9.1 compiler. It works ok if optimization is disabled. The offending statement is IF(I1.LT.1)I1=1 DOUBLE PRECISION FUNCTION VSUM(V,N,I1) IMPLICIT NONE INT... 21 Nov 2006 15:22

Access Violation Error with Intel Fortran v9.1
The following function when called causes an access vioaltion error if compiled with -O3 switch with the Intel Fortran 9.1 compiler. It works ok if optimization is disabled. The offending statement is IF(I1.LT.1)I1=1 DOUBLE PRECISION FUNCTION VSUM(V,N,I1,N) IMPLICIT NONE INTEGER I,I1,N ... 22 Nov 2006 08:02

A powerful tool for Visual Fortran - www.vftool.com
kangzhao(a)student.dlut.edu.cn wrote: Hi, all I'd like to share one powerful tool for Visual Fortran with you. It serves as a toolbar in Visual Fortran IDE, I note that this is for Compaq Visual Fortran 6 only. Some of the toolbar features listed are provided by CVF already. Steve ... 27 Nov 2006 05:57

A powerful tool for Visual Fortran - www.vftool.com
Hi, all I'd like to share one powerful tool for Visual Fortran with you. It serves as a toolbar in Visual Fortran IDE, and it can do the following things: - Comment/uncomment selected lines. - Navigate to previous/next position of cursor. - Go to the definition of a subroutine or function by name. - Brow... 21 Nov 2006 12:44

Compaq Visual Fortran v6.6 Professional doesn't Compile !!!
Hi all. I'm an Sys Administrator at a University and I have a problema with Compaq Visual Fortran v6.6 Professional. Under Administrator Account everythink is ok, but under Restricted Account it doesn't want to compile. For example I want to make a Fortran Console Application (a "Hello World" sample project) and ... 21 Nov 2006 13:47

Nested Contains
Is the following use of double-contains clauses legal and F90 Standard? Thanks. Skip module testab contains subroutine a() print *, "sub a" call b() contains subroutine b() print *, "sub b" end subroutine b end subroutine a end module testab program testc use testa... 21 Nov 2006 11:41

Ada vs Fortran for scientific applications
"Gordon Sande" <g.sande(a)worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:2006052509454116807-gsande(a)worldnetattnet... How many Ada systems can match the undefined variable checking of the old WatFor or the current Salford CheckMate or the Lahey/Fujitsu global checking? It seems to be a thing associated with places ... 30 Nov 2006 12:03

SSP 360
The SSP is available as a free download from my web site at www.ecalculations.com Hope it helps someone. Jim Klein James E. Klein jameseklein(a)earthlink.net Engineering Calculations http://www.ecalculations.com ecalculations(a)ecalculations.com Engineering Calculations is the home of the KDP-2 Optical Desi... 16 Nov 2006 16:38

non-advancing IO internals
Dear Fortran Experts, I observe a very strange behavior of a non-advancing IO in a program compiled with Absoft 64-bit Fortran 95 9.0 with Service Pack 1 on x86_64. It appears like very slow read access... Does anybody know about similar glitches or internal working of (Absoft) Fortran compilers? The sto... 16 Nov 2006 11:22

Help with Fortran 77 in Iteration
i am writing a program in fortran77 that iterates until i have a table of numbers below is the programming language: PROGRAM MAIN CALL TABLE READ(*,*) END * SUBROUTINE TABLE INTEGER I REAL Re, y, t, U(21) Re = 5000 y = 0.05 t = 6.25 W... 16 Nov 2006 08:43