I have a whole series of assignments which I have put on the same ike using a \";\" to seperate the statemnts but I get this error:
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In your experience, in Fortran 90, what is the best way to store large arrays in output files?Previously, I had been trying to write large arrays to ASCII text files.For example, I would do something
This 开发者_开发技巧is somewhat related to my recent post about Fortran stream and the like: Converting data stored in Fortran 90 binaries to human readable format.
Does anyone know of an way to sleep for a given nu开发者_开发百科mber of milliseconds in Fortran?I do not want to use non-portable system calls so anything intrinsic to Fortran or C libraries would be
I am a Fortran novice.I am trying to write a subroutine that will take in four arguments from the main program, and then outputs to the main program an array that involves the four arguments that were
I can pass integers, singles, doubles, and arrays of all these back and forth with no problem.But I can\'t figure out how to pass a string in Visual Basic 2010 to a character variable in the Fortran D
I have this fortran structure. type custom real :: a,b real,dimension(20) ::c,d real,dimension(20,50) :: e
In my Fortran 90 code, I have created the following array (called array) of integers: 12345678910 11121314151617181920
When timing a FORTRAN program i usually just use the command call cpu_time(t). Then i stumbled across call system_clock([count,count_rate,count_max]) which seems to do the same thing. However, in a mo