41. Mathematical Methods For Chemists For example, the fortran programming and Mathematica examples (and exercises and A Quick Tour of Advanced fortran programming Program Libraries http://rsc.anu.edu.au/~harry/COURSES/mathmeth.html

Mathematical Methods for Chemists: Introduction to Course Structure This course comprises approximately 15 hours of lectures and 15 hours of problem solving. This time is spread over the next two weeks with 3 hours/day. My rough schedule is to deliver: 5 lectures on Basic Fortran programming 5 lectures on Fortran libraries 5 lectures on Mathematica but this may vary depending on feedback, degree of difficulty and level of interest. The course content will initially try to focus on the essential basics with some more advanced topics being introduced later. Examples and exercises will be given relating to the formal part of the mathematical methods course given previously. For example, the Fortran programming and Mathematica examples (and exercises and problems) will (may) include: The numerical solution of the eigenvalue problem. Fourier series and Fourier transforms. Methods for solving ordinary differential equations. Laplace transforms. Numerical differentiation and integration. Numerical simulation: molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo methods. Fortran is a high level programming language that has been in continuous use in further evolving versions (Fortran 66, Fortran 77, Fortran 90) since the late 1950's. A program written as a series of Fortran commands (

42. The Fortran Programming Language The fortran programming language. Tech Computer Center logo. See the manual page for Sun Fortran 77. To use the ``gdb debugger to help you figure out http://infohost.nmt.edu/tcc/help/lang/fortran/homepage.html

Next Previous Index TCC Help System ... NM Tech homepage The Fortran programming language See the manual page for Sun Fortran 77 To use the `` gdb '' debugger to help you figure out what's actually happening inside your program as it executes, see `Debugging Fortran programs with gdb' There are some local `Hints for Fortran programmers' : how to generate random numbers; how to measure time. Next: The Icon programming language See also: Selecting a programming language Previous: The Perl programming language Site map Index: Keyword index to help pages Help: New Mexico Tech Computer Center: Help System TCC Publications Home: About New Mexico Tech John Shipman, john@nmt.edu Last updated: 1996/01/06 22:56:19 UT URL: http://www.nmt.edu/tcc/help/lang/fortran/homepage.html

43. Fortran Programming Language A simple example of FORTRAN IV (this is one of my firsts programs, written in FORTRAN IV for an IBM1130 using 8Kb memory in 1973) http://www.thocp.net/software/languages/fortran.htm

Fortran 1957, USA creators John Backus et al at IBM software keywords programming language, Fortran Description FOR mula TRAN slation. FORTRAN was developed in the 1950-s by a team of IBM programmers and released in 1957. It is a language special developed to let the computer execute number crunching operations. It was the first high level language, one in which the programmer did not have to directly deal with assembler or machine code (0's and 1's). It was the first language to be widely used and it is the oldest language still widely used today. It was designed to express scientific and mathematical formulas and it is still used in that area. A simple example of FORTRAN IV (this is one of my firsts programs, written in FORTRAN IV for an IBM1130 using 8Kb memory in 1973): // JOB // FOR * ONE WORD INTEGERS * IOCS(DISK,TYPEWRITER,KEYBOARD,PAPERTAPE)

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45. MPI/Fortran Programming Problems I m running into a strange error with a Fortran program that I m running on our cluster. It s spitting out Sending bcast 8 MPI_BCAST Message truncated http://www.beowulf.org/archive/2000-July/000587.html

Overview Community Archive Tools ... Showcase Archives - Beowulf - Beowulf Announce - Scyld-users - Debian on Beowulf Clusters list MPI/Fortran programming problems Many of your questions may have already been answered in earlier discussions or in the FAQ . The search results page will indicate current discussions as well as past list serves, articles, and papers. Search Alex Harford alexh_00 at hotmail.com Fri Jul 28 12:17:15 PDT 2000 Previous message: large clusters and topologies Next message: tridiagonal matrix Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I'm running into a strange error with a Fortran program that I'm running on our cluster. It's spitting out: Sending bcast 8 - MPI_BCAST : Message truncated [8] Aborting program ! [8] Aborting program! p8_3396: p4_error: : 14 rm_l_8_3397: p4_error: interrupt SIGINT: 2 P4 procgroup file is procgroup. (The first and last lines are my own debugging info) The line of offending code is this: call mpi_bcast(phis,25326,MPI_DOUBLE_PRECISION,0,MPI_COMM_WORLD,ierr) This next line works (yes, I know it's a send, but an mpi_bcast of this array works as well) call mpi_send(omegs,8442,MPI_DOUBLE_PRECISION,j,1,MPI_COMM_WORLD,ierr) This only happens on large bcast sizes. It barfs on a MPI_DOUBLE_PRECISION of size 25326, but works ok on something on a double precision array of 8442. Very puzzling. I've tried doing mpi_send, but it just hangs instead. The arrays are declared properly, and the sizes are correct. Any ideas? Alex Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at

46. [Beowulf] MPI/Fortran Programming Problems Beowulf MPI/fortran programming problems. Many of your questions may have already been answered in earlier discussions or in the FAQ. http://www.beowulf.org/archive/2005-July/013252.html

Overview Community Archive Tools ... Showcase Archives - Beowulf - Beowulf Announce - Scyld-users - Debian on Beowulf Clusters list [Beowulf] MPI/Fortran programming problems Many of your questions may have already been answered in earlier discussions or in the FAQ . The search results page will indicate current discussions as well as past list serves, articles, and papers. Search Randall S. Sexton rss000f at smsu.edu Tue Jul 12 09:38:33 PDT 2005 Previous message: [Beowulf] Re: dual core Opteron performance - re suse 9.3 Next message: [Beowulf] SuSE 9.3 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I'm getting the same thing, did you find an answer? Sending bcast 8 - MPI_BCAST : Message truncated [8] Aborting program ! [8] Aborting program! p8_3396: p4_error: : 14 rm_l_8_3397: p4_error: interrupt SIGINT: 2 P4 procgroup file is procgroup. Best Regards, Randall S. Sexton Computer Information Systems Southwest Missouri State University 901 South National Springfield, MO 65804 Work: 417-836-6453 Fax: 417-836-6907 Web: http://www.faculty.smsu.edu/r/rss000f/

47. FORTRAN Programming -The Early Turning Point Chapter Excerpt from Go To The Story of the Math Majors, Bridge Players, Engineers, Chess Wizards, Maverick Scientists, Iconoclasts by Steve Lohr, discussing the early history of Fortran. http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blgotosample.htm

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48. MATH3016/3096 Part 1: Fortran 90 Programming MATH3016/3916 fortran programming and NUMERICAL METHODS Lecture notes for fortran programming are available from KopyStop, 55 Mountain St., Broadway, http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/ronj/mc3/

T HE U NIVERSITY OF S YDNEY MATH3016/3916 F ORTRAN P ROGRAMMING and N UMERICAL M ETHODS Part 1: Fortran90 Programming Lectures Times/Places: Lectures start 10am Monday March 7. For other details see the Timetable Easter lectures break: Friday March 25 to Sunday April 3 Lecturer: Ron James Room: Carslaw 624 Phone: email: ronj@maths.usyd.edu.au Course Notes Lecture notes for Fortran Programming are available from KopyStop , 55 Mountain St., Broadway, for about $8 from February 28. These should be purchased as soon as possible, and will be heavily used in lectures. A printout of the interactive F90 tutorials is also optionally available from KopyStop for about $5. Tutorials In week 1 there will be just one tutorial, Friday 11am, in Carslaw 610, for students unfamiliar with the Mathematics computing system. The main tutorials start in week 2. See the Timetable for details. Course Messages Much course information, such as weekly schedules, corrections, hints, assignment due dates etc. will be made available through the course message system on the Mathematics computer system. Unread course messages are advertised at each login. All Fortran Programming course messages may be viewed here , or read at any time in the Mathematics computing labs via the command mess entered at the UNIX % prompt. It is wise to check these messages regularly.

49. Where To Find Information On Fortran PROGRAMMING Where to find information on fortran programming. Unfortunately, OLC does not have the support to help with questions on this level of programming. http://web.mit.edu/answers/fortran/fortran_programming.html

Home Site Map Search Advanced Search [Help] Top Level Ask OLC a question ... Helpdesk Stock Answers (for Mac/PC questions) Where to find information on Fortran PROGRAMMING Home Getting Started Getting Services Getting Help ... Accessibility Ask a technology question or send a comment about this web page

50. Notes On FORTRAN Programming 1 Programming. 1-1 - Short history of FORTRAN/Fortran 1-2 - Comparison between FORTRAN and C 1-3 - General programming rules 1-4 - Standard and http://www.wolfbane.com/fortran/unfp.html

USER NOTES ON FORTRAN PROGRAMMING (UNFP) (An open co-operative practical guide) Mirroring thanks to SunSITEs and others: Austria Germany Israel [home site] Poland ... USA New! Code Tuning co-guide (seems to be a dead end, alas) 1998 Lahey Fortran Users' Conference May be redistributed provided it's kept updated, and all rights are reserved Contents Introduction Corrections Plans Mirroring 1 - Programming 1-1 - Short history of FORTRAN/Fortran 1-2 - Comparison between FORTRAN and C 1-3 - General programming rules 1-4 - Standard and non-standard FORTRAN ... 1-14 - General programming techniques 2 - Language topics 2-1 - A FORTRAN specific problem 2-2 - Constants 2-3 - Data types 2-4 - Passing arrays to subprograms ... 2-20 - (in prep.) Syntax restrictions 3 - Tools 3-1 - Compiler options 3-2 - Editors 3-3 - Finding useful routines 3-4 - Literature ... 3-11 - Useful WWW links 4 - Floating-point numbers 4-1 - FP numbers - theory 4-2 - FP numbers - an example 4-3 - FP numbers- practical issues 4-4 - Floats on different machines ... 4-10 - The world of integers 5 - The environment 5-1 - Operating systems 5-2 - (in prep.) Compilation and linking

51. OC 3030 FORTRAN Web Module Online course in fortran programming by Arlene Guest. http://www.oc.nps.navy.mil/~bird/oc3030_online/fortran/

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52. ITCWeb: Fortran Programming Links to information on programming in fortran. fortran programming. ITC s fortran programming Document FTNCHEK A Fortran Program Checker http://www.itc.virginia.edu/research/fortranprog.html

U.Va. Homepage Help Fortran Programming ITC's Fortran Programming Document FTNCHEK: A Fortran Program Checker IBM Fortran Webpage XL Fortran: Eight Ways to Boost Performance ... Technical Professionals 2005; by the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia Comments and Feedback Maintained by: itcweb@virginia.edu

53. Fortran Library Site to find full information related to the fortran programming language. Tutorials, compilers, and free software. http://www.fortranlib.com/

Revised 17 September 2005 Search: Fortran Library Internet EZConsole (alpha 0.2) New SansGUI Discount Code FL7243 New SansGUI Version 1.2 New GINO Version 6 ... More... scitech media links EurekAlert! Science Daily New Scientist Scientific American ... The Weather Submissions, comments, suggestions, and corrections to: Webmaster You are visitor number [an error occurred while processing this directive] since 30 May 1998.

54. OIT Eliminates Support For Fortran Programming Environment On IBM OIT Eliminates Support for fortran programming Environment On IBM Mainframe. The Office of Information Technology (OIT) has eliminated support for the http://8help.osu.edu/1758.html

55. OpenVMS Fortran Programming This course covers programming using the Fortran language on the OpenVMS operating system. All examples and exercises are based on practical applications. http://www.mindiq.com/ilt/openvms/vp350.php

Items: View Shopping Cart Checkout My Account Client Login ... Newsletter You are here: OpenVMS Fortran Programming This 5 day course covers programming using the Fortran language on the OpenVMS operating system. All examples and exercises are based on practical applications. Students should be familiar with OpenVMS concepts and understand the principles of programming a high level language. Who Should Attend OpenVMS applications programmers. Prerequisites Introduction to OpenVMS and DCL Programming or equivalent experience. Benefits of Attending this Class Upon completion of this course, students should be able to: Course Contents History of Fortran General Programming Rules Constants Variables Data Types Arrays Characters and Strings Common Blocks Operators and Expressions Logical Units and Files I/O Methods Files and Records Internal Files and ASCII/Binary Conversion Techniques Fortran Carriage Control OpenVMS I/O Conditional Branching Loops IF THEN ELSE constructs Subroutines and Functions Intrinsic Functions Compiler Options Program Sections Using the Symbolic Debugger Course Information Title: OpenVMS Fortran Programming Code: Price: Days: Public Classes Available Date Location Register No public courses scheduled.

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57. UF GROVE Computer System How FORTRAN is converted into a program you can run. A source file is a text file that contains fortran programming language statements. http://grove.ufl.edu/fortran.shtml

Programming in FORTRAN Grove homepage The grove computer system includes compilers for both FORTRAN 77 programs and FORTRAN 90 programs. How FORTRAN is converted into a program you can run A source file is a text file that contains FORTRAN programming language statements. You might create your own source file using a text editor or someone might give you a source file to use on your computer. Compilation is the process of converting the source file into object code . The object code is the binary computer code for the computer you're going to run the program on. Linking is the process of combining a file or files containing object code and producing an executable program. The executable program is written to a file. During the linking process, mathematical functions you called are combined with your program. A single command is used to compile and link a program to produce an executable file. FORTRAN source files If you're writing your own FORTRAN program, you need to use a text editor to create a file containing FORTRAN source statements. Any of these editors will do: vi - the classic Unix editor. Clumsy to use, but documented in almost any book on Unix.

58. CSC The development of the fortran programming language was started in 1954 at IBM. The most important rule in converting old Fortran programs to Fortran 90 http://www.csc.fi/math_topics/Publ/f90.html

Contacts Feedback Index Search ... Scientist's interface Services Customer information Funet and networking Publications Supported sciences Computers Information services CSC Mathematical Topics CSC home page ... Comments Fortran 90 in Scientific Computing Juha Haataja and Jussi Rahola, CSC This article was originally published in the CSC News magazine (Vol. 8, No 4, December 1996). History of Fortran The development of the Fortran programming language was started in 1954 at IBM. A report containing the words "FORmula TRANslator" gave the name to the language, and thus the first ever high-level programming language was born. Fortran was also the first programming language to be standardized. The first standard is known as Fortran 66 because it was finalized in 1966. The next evolutionary step was Fortran 77 which was accepted in 1978 and 1979 to be the new ANSI and ISO standard. The development of Fortran 90 is a logical continuation of the Fortran standardization and development effort, although this revision of the standard is much larger than the previous ones. This is due to the general developments in the theory and practice of programming languages in the 1970's and 1980's. The most well known programming languages from this era are Pascal and C. These languages offer many features not included in Fortran 77. On the other hand, none of these new languages was developed specially for numerical computing, and therefore Fortran 77 is today still widely used in science and engineering.

59. CS157/457 FORTRAN Programming To take CS157, fortran programming , for Graduate Credit, sign up for The fortran programming course will meet this Spring in SH113, M W @ 12300120 http://www.cs.nmsu.edu/~rdekinde/frtrn.html

CS157/457 FORTRAN Programming Scientific Programming for Graduate Credit No, FORTRAN is not "dead" as some might lead you to believe. "I don't know what the next scientific programming language will look like, but it will be called FORTRAN." -Seymour Cray. 80% of the code on the big scientific machines is in FORTRAN at the present time, and for good reason: stable and effective compilers, a good base of scientific code libraries, support for single and double precision plus complex arithmetic, multidimensional arrays with good performance on uniprocessors. Many programmers claim to "hate" FORTRAN because "it has no dynamic storage allocation, no function prototypes, no reasonable scoping and no real global variables, no structs, no RECURSION, no standard random number generator or system clock." [Recursion has been one of the "C" programmers' main gripes.] And, yes, you can even write Object Oriented code in Structured FORTRAN. The Jul/Aug '97 issue of "Computers in Physics" (CIP) has a Scientific Programming article on "Object-Based Programming in FORTRAN 90". If you need these, they are all in FORTRAN 90. HPF (High Performance Fortran) that was used on the former NMSU campus IBM SP2. HPF is FORTRAN 90 with a few additions and special "compiler directive" comments that tell the SP2 where to load and process the data. FORTRAN 77/90 compilers are available for everything from Macs and PCs, thru Sun and SGI workstations up to the largest machines in the world. The Jul/Aug '97 CIP also has a review of compilers of "Three FORTRAN Systems for Desktop Computers" as well as advertisements for the software.

60. Faculty Of Engineering : The University Of Melbourne 421636 fortran programming for Engineering Applications with the simulation and modelling of engineering systems using fortran programming language. http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/courses/pgrad/subjects/421-636.html

Uni Links: University Homepage About the University Students Research Community News Events Faculties A-Z Directory Library Uni Search: Faculty of Engineering Faculties A-Z Directory Library ... LMS: Blackboard Postgraduate students 421-636 Fortran Programming for Engineering Applications Credit points Semester 1 - 36 hours (12 hours lectures, 12 hours tutorials, 12 hours lab classes) Coordinator Dr. Lu Aye Objectives On completion the student should have developed proficiency in solving engineering problems and become familiar with the simulation and modelling of engineering systems using FORTRAN programming language. Syllabus Overview of high level imperative languages; program constructs structured programming and modularity. Program design, testing and debugging cycle. Develop typical programs using numerical methods for differential equations: heat transfer, fluid flow and mass transfer. Simulation of heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems. Gradually varied flow computations in canal systems. Pipe network computations. Assessment One 2 hour examination (20%). Project work of up to 3,500 words equivalent (60%). Tutorial (20%).

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