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Software - Practice and Experience, 1973
AbstractThis paper is based on a set of lectures given at Cambridge, directed to those who intend to write FORTRAN programs which have more than a transient life. This first part deals with the implications of conforming to the ANSI standard when writing FORTRAN.
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AbstractThis paper is based on a set of lectures given at Cambridge, directed to those who intend to write FORTRAN programs which have more than a transient life. This first part deals with the implications of conforming to the ANSI standard when writing FORTRAN.
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Structured Fortran—An Evolution of Standard Fortran
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1976Fortran is 21 years old; many would say that it has not reached adulthood but senility. Yet it remains the language of use in the overwhelming majority of scientific applications of computers and no end to this situation is in sight. Moreover, its evolution through the standards process is very slow, too slow to give any hope that Fortran will ever in ...
Anthony Ralston, Jerrold L. Wagener
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gtk-fortran: a GTK / Fortran binding
2020The gtk-fortran binding (https://github.com/vmagnin/gtk-fortran/wiki), developed since 2011, is based on the ISO_C_BINDING module, introduced in the Fortran 2003 standard, which is used to interface fortran programs with the functions of the GTK libraries (mainly written in C).
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Communications of the ACM, 1963
“The FORTRAN language is intended to be capable of expressing any problem of numerical computation. In particular, it deals easily with problems containing large sets of formulae and many variables, and it permits any variable to have up to three independent subscripts. However, for problems in which machine words have a logical rather than a numerical
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“The FORTRAN language is intended to be capable of expressing any problem of numerical computation. In particular, it deals easily with problems containing large sets of formulae and many variables, and it permits any variable to have up to three independent subscripts. However, for problems in which machine words have a logical rather than a numerical
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1984
The GTE Government Systems Corporation, Western Division is engaged in real time and other application software development. Clearly we need the best available tools with which to do the job consistent with our customer contraints. For a variety of reasons, I believe that FORTRAN will remain an important programming tool.
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The GTE Government Systems Corporation, Western Division is engaged in real time and other application software development. Clearly we need the best available tools with which to do the job consistent with our customer contraints. For a variety of reasons, I believe that FORTRAN will remain an important programming tool.
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Communications of the ACM, 1978
There is a new standard Fortran. The official title is “American National Standard Programming Language Fortran, X3.9-1978,” but it is more commonly referred to as “Fortran 77,” since its development was completed in 1977. It replaces the Fortran standard designated X3.9-1966.
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There is a new standard Fortran. The official title is “American National Standard Programming Language Fortran, X3.9-1978,” but it is more commonly referred to as “Fortran 77,” since its development was completed in 1977. It replaces the Fortran standard designated X3.9-1966.
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1978
A method is described for using coroutines within the strict confines of ANSI FORTRAN. A FORTRAN preprocessor that has been implemented to transform FORTRAN programs, written as if coroutines were allowed, to standard ANSI FORTRAN programs is also described.
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A method is described for using coroutines within the strict confines of ANSI FORTRAN. A FORTRAN preprocessor that has been implemented to transform FORTRAN programs, written as if coroutines were allowed, to standard ANSI FORTRAN programs is also described.
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