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Fortran IV (Self-teaching Guides) by Jehosua Friedmann, Philip Greenberg, et all 1981-03-25

Fortran Programs for Chemical Process Design, Analysis, and Simulation by A. Kayode Coker PhD, 1995-02-08

Fortran 95 Language Guide by Wilhelm Gehrke, 1996-08-13

Programming with Fortran 77 by J. Ashcroft, et al, 1995-03-01

Introduction to Fortran IV programming;: Using the watfor/watfiv compilers by John Markus Blatt, 1971

C++ for Fortran Programmers by Ira Pohl, 1997-07

Fortran 90: A Reference Guide by Luc Chamberland, 1995-09

Compaq Visual Fortran: A Guide to Creating Windows Applications by Norman Lawrence PhDMEd, 2002-01-02

Fortran 77 Programming: With an Introduction to the Fortran 90 Standard (International Computer Science Series) by T. M. R. Ellis, 1990-07

Effective Fortran 77 (Oxford science publications) by Michael Metcalf, 1985-06-13

FORTRAN 90 for Scientists and Engineers by Brian Hahn, 1994-04-21

Introduction to Fortran IV Programming by D. L. Dimitry, Donald L. Dimitry, et all 1966-01

Advanced Programming Techniques: A Second Course in Programming Using Fortran by Charles Edward Hughes, 1978-04

Fortran Programming and WATFIV by James L. Parker & Marilyn Bohl, 1973

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Where To Find Information On Fortran PROGRAMMING
Where to find information on fortran programming. Unfortunately, OLC does nothave the support to help with questions on this level of programming.
http://web.mit.edu/answers/fortran/fortran_programming.html
Fortran Programming Language Support Page
BoM/CSIRO HPCCC fortran programming Language Support Page The followinglist of resources may assist users to learn about Fortran
http://www.hpc.csiro.au/External/Fortran.html

Extractions: BoM/CSIRO HPCCC Fortran Programming Language Support Page The following list of resources may assist users to learn about Fortran, to answer many simple questions, and to solve problems with Fortran programs generally. Some specific resources are related to the NEC SX-4 and SX-5. Fortran 90/95 Information Fortran 90 Frequently Asked about News Fortran 90 for the Fortran 77 Programmer Interactive book by Bo Einarsson and Yurij Shokin Fortran 90, 95 and 2000 based information and sources by Ian Chivers and Jane Sleightholme Fortran Tools The Fortran Market Comprehensive links to most things Fortran-related including ... Fortran Standards Resources The Fortran 95 language is defined by ISO /IEEC 1539-1 First edition 1997-12-15, "Information technology - Programming languages - Fortran - Part 1: Base language". In Australia, this document can be obtained in a hardcopy version from Standards Australia See also Information Technology. Office machines - Languages used in information technology : ISO/IEC 1539-1:1997 Information technology - Programming languages - FORTRAN - Part 1: Base language ISO/IEC 1539-2:1994 Information technology - Programming languages - Fortran - Part 2: Varying length character strings ISO/IEC 1539-3:1999 Information technology - Programming languages - Fortran - Part 3: Conditional compilation ISO/IEC TR 15580:1998 Information technology - Programming languages - Fortran - Floating-point exception handling ISO/IEC TR 15581:1998 Information technology - Programming languages - Fortran - Enhanced data type facilities
The Fortran Programming Language
next up previous contents Next The Fortran Character Set Up Introduction toFortran Previous Programming Exercises. The fortran programming Language.
http://rsc.anu.edu.au/~harry/COURSES/MATHMETH/node23.html
Fortran Programming Standards
Unlike some of the newer programming languages, FORTRAN 77 does not force structuredprogramming (Berns, 1984). Programming in FORTRAN, Barnes Noble.
http://pasture.ecn.purdue.edu/~wepphtml/moses/progstds/fortranstds.htm

Extractions: WATER EROSION PREDICTION PROJECT (WEPP) FORTRAN-77 Coding Convention prepared by: William Carey, USGS; Tom Elledge, BLM; Dennis Flanagan, ARS; Emily Knight, SCS; Owen Lee, SCS; Charles Meyer, ARS; and Paul Swetik, FS adapted from: Office of Surface Water Fortran 77 Coding Convention and Documentation Generation Software Draft 12/4/89 written by: Kathleen M. Flynn, John L. Kittle, Jr., and Alan M. Lumb, Office of Surface Water, USGS, Reston, Virginia ABSTRACT The Office of Surface Water (USGS) established a coding convention for computer programs written in FORTRAN 77. It was adapted by the WEPP Recoding team to serve their needs. The convention covers both coding style and the implementation of selected FORTRAN features. It is designed to simplify the tasks associated with software distribution, support, and maintenance and is an important element in the software quality assurance plan. INTRODUCTION As computing power expands and diversifies, issues related to software development, maintenance, distribution, and support become more complex. Libraries of programs grow with expanded computing power. Many of the programs are large and complicated. Programming has become a team effort, with programmers frequently located in different states. Often people involved in the original programming are not available to help with support and maintenance. A coding convention is particularly needed with a distributed programming, support and maintenance staff and a distributed computing system. With a well defined convention, software is easier to read, understand, debug, maintain, distribute and support than with no convention.
Citations: Basic Features Of The MPP Fortran Programming Model - Meltzer, Pase,
Andrew Meltzer, Douglas M. Pase, and Tom MacDonald. Basic Features of the MPP FortranProgramming Model, Cray Research, Inc, Eagan, Minnesota, August 19, 1992.
http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/context/234187/0

Extractions: This paper is cited in the following contexts: High Performance Fortran Language Specification - Fortran (1992) (696 citations) (Correct) ....specify, the results of HPF ALIGNMENT are: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 114 SECTION 5. INTRINSIC AND LIBRARY PROCEDURES A B C D P TO A LB [4, 2] 1, 1] 1, N A, 1] 1] 10] UB [20, 30] 20, N A, 10] 40] 28] STRIDE [3, 2] 1, 1] 1, 0, 1] 1] 6] AXIS MAP [1, 2] 1, 2] 2, 0, 1] 1] 1] IDENTITY MAP false true false false false DYNAMIC true false false false false NCOPIES 1 1 1 1 1 where N A denotes a processor dependent result. To illustrate the use of ....
Fortran Programming On Phoenix (CNS)
Software and Applications fortran programming on Phoenix. Fortran (Formula Translation)is a popular highlevel programming in science and engineering.
http://www.cns.yorku.ca/computing/apps/phoenix/fortran.html

Extractions: Fortran Programming on Phoenix Fortran (Formula Translation) is a popular high-level programming in science and engineering. Developed by IBM in 1957, Fortran has undergone a number of revisions. Fortran 90 is the latest and most significant modification. Some of the new features added are as follows: ability to use pointers, dynamic data structures and simplified array processing. Fortran's popularity continues because of its ease of use and its capacity to handle intensive problems. Contents How to Get Started File Specifications Compiling a Program Running a Executable File How to Use Free Form in xlf90 ... How to Find Help on Fortran File Specifications Use a text editor such as vi or pico to write a Fortran program (see Getting Familiar with UNIX for more background information). The filename must have f or for as its extension, for example myprog.f or myprog.for Compiling a Program There are three compilers available (in order of progression) on Phoenix: Fortran-77 ( XL version 3.1.1 (
Citation
Education archive The papers of the Fifth ACM SIGCSE technical symposium on Computerscience education toc 1975 , Structured fortran programming Author JL
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=811160&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=11111111&CF
Fortran Programming
CS 202 fortran programming (3 cr.). COURSE DESCRIPTION. Prerequisite.CS 120. General Introduction and Goals. The purpose of Programming
http://cs.nmu.edu/courses/obsoletedscrpt/cs202.html
FORTRAN Programming -The Early Turning Point
fortran programming by 1952 the IBM defense calculator was ready for a road test. Thehistory of fortran programming language. Review This Book on FORTRAN.
http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blgotosample.htm

Extractions: Compare Prices Related Information History of Computers BY AUGUST 1952, IBMS SLEEK NEW COMPUTER, the Defense Calculator, was ready for a road test. A half-dozen customers had placed orders the Los Alamos nuclear weapons laboratory, Douglas Aircraft, Lockheed Aircraft, and a few others and they were summoned to IBMs Poughkeepsie plant to get an early glimpse of what the machine could do. Computing was in its infancy, just a step or so beyond a laboratory experiment. Interest in the electronic behemoths came mainly from the Pentagon and its private-sector relation, the emerging aerospace industry. Their interest was primarily in using the giant machines to automate the tedious process of producing scientific calculations by hand row upon row of office workers cranking away on desktop calculators. Only gradually would it be recognized that computers were capable of being far more than big adding machines that, when properly programmed, computers could be used as tools for exploring new frontiers of knowledge.
FORTRAN Programming Tools (V00129)
DOC fortran programming Tools (V00129). They are PROGRAM.STD and LIFECYC.TXT. PROGRAM.STDis a set of programming standards developed for FORTRAN 77 programs.
http://www.decus.org/libcatalog/document_html/v00129_1.html
Fortran Programming
Course name and ID Computer Programming (504 10300). Introduction Thisis an introductory course of computer programming with Fortran.
http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~pangfeng/Fortran.htm

Extractions: Course name and ID: Computer Programming (504 10300) Introduction: This is an introductory course of computer programming with Fortran. We will cover basic Fortran constructs including variables and their types, flow control statements, I/O statements, the concept of structure programming and its implementation with subprograms. We will focus on Fortran 77 and introduce additional constructs in Fortran 90 if time allows. We will also the programming style and basic software engineering disciplines. Extensive programming exercises will be given to ensure the understanding of the material taught in lectures. Instructor : Pangfeng Liu Textbook: "Fortran" (5th ed.), by E. Koffman and F. Friedman, Addison-Wesley, ISBN 0-201-59062. Lectures: Thursday 1 to 3 pm at ´¶201.
CHE 10300: Introduction To FORTRAN Programming
http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~sylee/courses/10300/
Alan's QMC Fortran Programming Stuff
Well, I like to program in C, but for several reasons, I am doing the programmingfor my PhD thesis in Fortran 95 and writing my thesis in Lyx.
http://cornbread.cchem.berkeley.edu/~aspuru/programming.html

Extractions: Well, I like to program in C, but for several reasons, I am doing the programming for my PhD thesis in Fortran 95 and writing my thesis in Lyx. This is just a collection of links and tips that I have collected over time and I find useful... First of all, I've decided to use some libraries in my codes: The FLIB from PNNL The Fortran90 interface by Jim McElwaine. I might use his Physics Library, we'll see. This library solves problems with polymorphism in the MPI calls. It has been quite annoying to learn all this problems. I include a piece of code that shows the problem. Try to compile this with NAG's compiler and MPICH, it will complain if you call BCAST first for chars and then for integers or viceversa, because the compiler assumes a prototype for the function and gets confused when another appears (due to the void *) C implementation of MPI_BCAST's arguments. The code is here The almighty QMCLIB of my own, which one year will be finished and released. Some MPI tutorials that I dig LLNL's MPI tutorial
PX250 - Fortran Programming
PX250 fortran programming. This is the WWW page for the fortran programmingModule PX250. Introduction to Programming Fortran 90 by Tony Arber.
http://www.phys.warwick.ac.uk/teach/course_home/px250/

Extractions: This is the WWW page for the Fortran Programming Module PX250 . It provides access to various module related materials, including the overheads, as well as to a number of other sources that you may find useful. These web pages were written by Dr Jim Robinson who gave this module until 2001. From 2002 the module is being given by Dr Valery Nakariakov and all queries about the module should be addressed to him. The projects for this module will appear here in due course. Support for this course is provided by this web based bulletin board . Please do not email me directly with questions and requests for help, but submit them here so that everyone can see them (and answer them) and so that we have an archive of questions raised. All submissions to the bulletin board are also emailed to Dr Nakariakov so he will see them all. Methods of assessment, deadlines and penalties for late submission etc.
Fortran Programming Syllabus
PX250, Lecturer Valery Nakariakov. fortran programming for Scientists, 6 CATS.Aims Syllabus A brief introduction to Fortran, Unix and programming.
http://www.phys.warwick.ac.uk/teach/syllabi/year2/px250.html

Extractions: Aims: The primary aim of this module is to introduce you to the Fortran 95 programming language, this being the latest version of the language widely used by Physicists, and other scientists, to solve their computational problems, from modelling the weather to studying traffic flow. In addition to covering the Fortran language some simple numerical and simulation techniques will also be described, and the NAG library of scientific subroutines will be introduced. The use of the PGPLOT library for scientific graphics will also be considered. The development of an effective approach to good program design will be encouraged through the consideration of a number of examples. You will use the University's cluster of machines running the Unix operating system for your practical work and therefore the module will also serve as an introduction to this operating system, which now dominates the academic and graphics workstation market. The use of the Tk/Tcl program to provide your Fortran programs with a graphical interface under the X-windows system will be introduced.
Fortran Programming Tutorial
fortran programming Tutorial. Compiling and executing Fortran programs. Lesson1 The simplest Fortran program. Lesson 2 The Hello World program.
http://www.mesoscale.iastate.edu/agron505/fortran.htm

Extractions: Compiling and executing Fortran programs Lesson 1: The simplest Fortran program Lesson 2: The "Hello World" program Lesson 3: Arithmetic in Fortran: Real and Integer variables Lesson 4: Arithmetic in Fortran: Using arithmetic operators Lesson 5: Arithmetic in Fortran: Higher operators Lesson 6: Repetitive instructions and DO loops Lesson 7: Improving the readability of your programs Lesson 8: Conditional execution: IF-THEN-ELSE
FORTRAN Programming Notes
5. fortran programming Notes.
http://dbwww.essc.psu.edu/lasdoc/programmer/5fortran.html
Fortran Programming Information
fortran programming. comp.lang.fortran; Digital F90; NIST Course on Fortran 90 Programming;SGI A Simple Example of Using the Power Fortran Accelerator (PFA);
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/8695/Fortran.html

Extractions: High Performance Fortran Forum (HPFF) HPF Tools survey SvPablo: HPF Performance Tuning and Visualization EPCC HPF Training ... An HPF Encyclopedia - Cornell Theory Center SP2 Fall Workshop: Special Topics in HPF - Cornell Theory Center The High Performance Fortran library in Fortran 9 XL Fortran for AIX IBM XL High Performance Fortran for AIX High Performance Fortran in Practice ... Computing Home - Last modified: 7th November 1997
Errors & Pitfalls In FORTRAN Programming
Literature about f77 programming is cheap bookstorees want to getrid of it. Some pitfalls in fortran f77 programming. Note If
http://www.strodel.de/f77_errors.html
How To Solve Your Fortran Programming Problems
The following table attempts to classify the commonest causes of thissort of error, with particular reference to Fortran programs.
http://www.polyhedron.com/problems.htm

Extractions: My Program Doesn't Work! Sometimes program bugs are just logic errors, which can be explained easily - perhaps the wrong formula is used, or operations are done in the wrong order. Often though, errors seem to defy logic; a program may produce different results each time it runs, or crash for no apparent reason. The following table attempts to classify the commonest causes of this sort of error, with particular reference to Fortran programs. Fortran compilers differ greatly in their ability to diagnose some of these errors, just as they vary in the speed of generated code (there are tables elsewhere on this site which show the capabilities of many current compilers). Many professional programmers find that it helps to have two or more compilers available. Typically one might be used for development and debugging, a second for quality assurance, and a third for generating production code. Other tools, such as static and dynamic analyzers can eliminate whole classes of errors (e.g. Used before Set) from your code. Problem Definition Symptom Diagnosis Array bound violation.

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