I have a user-defined type vector. In another type, I have an allocatable array of vectors. I want to have a pointer to a single vector from this allocatable array. So I thought I would do this:
I\'m having trouble trying to compile a simple fortran program which uses a module in the same directory.
Getting this error while trying to compile a copied code from a Fortran 77 program. code: 900 FORMAT(1H0,2X,\'ABSOLUTE GRID LIMITS FOR DATA RETENTION FOR RADAR\',I3,\' XMIN-XMAX \',2F8.3,\' YMIN-YM
I have an input file and the first line contains the following decimal. 0.5053102074297753开发者_运维技巧
In C you can easily initialize an array using the curly开发者_开发技巧 braces syntax, if I remember correctly:
I have a large amount of arrays of different dimensions. However, I name them with a sequential order, say var1, var2, and so on. In order to read them, I would be interested in looping over them in s
I think I won\'t find that in any textbook, because answering this takes experience. I am currently in the stage of testing/validating my code / hunting bugs to get it into production state and any e
I am new FORTRAN user. I want to write the output in stack way without deleting the previous one. Suppose we have three outputs A,B,C for one one one \"ELECTRON1\". When we run the code for another \"
I am linking some fortran code (f90) from matlab using mex and I am having matlab freeze occasionally.
I have a program which iterates over an array, deterministically making new row-vectors which it then appends to the array.