81. Rediff Homepages Java, Servlets, fortran, Prolog, C, C++, Assembly Language programming for 8085 and 80x86, Unix Shell programming (BASH). http://members.rediff.com/edwinvaz/Resume/Resume.html

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82. CPPF77 Describes a portable method for mixing fortran 77 and C++ in a single development project. http://arnholm.org/software/cppf77/cppf77.htm

Carsten A. Arnholm Mixed language programming using C++ and FORTRAN 77 A portable technique for Windows NT/95, UNIX and other systems Version 1.1, 28-May-1997 Contents 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 MOTIVATION 1.2 REQUIREMENTS FOR SUCCESSFUL RE-USE 1.3 MAIN PHILOSOPHY ... 6.4 MIXED LANGUAGE FILE I/O EXAMPLE 1. Introduction This document has been created based on my practical experience from more than 10 years of professional FORTRAN 77 (from now on referred to as F77) software development and maintenance, and about 4 years of similar C++ experience. With such a background, I found it natural to try to mix the two languages by calling FORTRAN from C++. I was surprised to learn that there was no standard way of calling F77 code from C++. To my knowledge, all relevant de-facto standards interface F77 and C, not C++. I consider C and C++ to be separate languages, and some of the features in C++ are better suited for seamless integration with F77 than what is available in C. Especially, the ability to pass function parameters by reference and the ability to express F77 types as classes makes C++ superior to C for seamless integration with F77. For these reasons, I decided to develop and document such a standard. The hope is that it will be perceived as general enough to serve as a de-facto standard for portable, mixed C++/F77 programming. If that happens, the document has served its purpose well.

83. OpenMP | OpenMP: Simple, Portable, Scalable SMP Programming An API for multiplatform shared-memory parallel programming in C/C++ and fortran. Specification, presentations, event calendar, and sample programs. http://www.openmp.org/

@import url(misc/drupal.css); www.openmp.org Home In The Media Specifications Resources ... Administer this site Version 2.5 Spec Available The Version 2.5 combined C/C++ and Fortran specification is available. cOMPunity We are pleased to announce the formation of an OpenMP Users Group: cOMPunity Parallel Programming in OpenMP Parallel Programming in OpenMP , a book on the use of the OpenMP API's by Rohit Chandra et al is now available from Morgan Kaufmann Publishers. Public Discussion List Join a public discussion list on all aspects of OpenMP. Please click here for information on how to subscribe to the list. OpenMP Tutorial View the slides from the OpenMP programming tutorial presented at SuperComputing '99. Request for News Developers with new OpenMP products or updates can add an official OpenMP logo to their web site with a link back to www.openmp.org. Be sure to notify us.

84. Cleanscape Software Source Code Analyzer Resource Center. Static Source Code Ana Precompiler that catches software problems compilers don't at the source code level in fortran and C. http://www.cleanscape.net/programming-solutions/code-analysis/

Software development powerfully simplified About Us Products Downloads Contacts ... Sales Inquiry Source code analysis resource center " Cleanscape wants to enable software developers to make bug-free code." This is a huge effort for any software development tools or process company to take on by itself, so we've developed the Cleanscape Source Code Analysis Resource Center to share with you the knowledge, experience and tools we've built during 20 years of being an innovative developer of static source code analyzer tools and software development automation solutions. In return, we invite you to share here your knowledge or feel free to ask us and other site visitors about how you can get closer to that ultimate objective of all software development professionals: make bug-free code. Features White Paper: "Killing bugs before they kill your software organization" Learn the most effective tactics and tools for eliminating software problems before they threaten your organizational viability FAQs: Static source code analysis Cleanscape software answers the most frequently asked questions about static source code analysis Tools: Catch software problems at the source Leading static source code analyzers for C and Fortran help you catch software problems at the source Live Web Demos: Analyze your code now online!

85. Introduction To C++ Programming Quick introduction to C++ programming. http://www.hep.caltech.edu/macro/farfalla/farfalla_ref/section3_10.html

Next: The Increment Operator Up: The FARFALLA Programming Reference Previous: F_NodeTypechildType(int index) Introduction to C++ Programming This appendix provides a quick introduction to C for the FORTRAN programmer. It is hoped that it will be adequate to allow you to read and understand this manual. However, if you wish to make serious usage of the FARFALLA package you will want to consult a C text, such as `A C Primer' by Lippman. Once again, we are assuming you are familiar with the C/C concepts explained in the FARFALLA User Guide. We assume you will be able to understand the syntax of control structures (if-then-else, for loops, while loops) while reading the code. However, a few C ideas may make no sense to FORTRAN programmers without an introduction. The Increment Operator Printing Unions Enumeration Types ... Casts walter@ Wed Aug 10 11:53:26 PDT 1994

86. Kyaw Tun Parallel computing toolbox for Matlab. Tutorial for mixed language programming between fortran and BCB 6. http://www.geocities.com/kyawtuns/

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87. Datatek Language Conversion Services Provides automated programming language conversion services for PL/I, Cobol, and fortran. http://www.datatek-net.com/dtk_conversion.htm

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88. Fortran Friends For RISC OS users interested the programming language fortran http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/fortran/

Fortran Friends We can be found here. We are a self-help group of RISCOS users who support the use of the programming language Fortran mainly for scientific applications. Latest News 20 September 2005. Come and see us at the RISC OS SE show on Sat. 22 nd October 2005 in Guildford Click on any of the lines below for further details. Fortran on RISCOS, compilers, application programs Complete list of our products Our Polyhedra programs Information about Polyhedra and related websites Free Model kits to download and make into polyhedra: a calendar, a bunch of tulips, a Platonic mobile and a Christmas Tree decoration. !Lazyprint a fast printing utility for HP printers using PCL, HPGL About us and our hobbies Click here for an Animated Ringer (27K) Other sites relating to our village family history and memorial inscriptions Local Bell towers, RISCOS church bell ringing programs and links Member of Association of Acorn User Groups Page last updated 3 Aug 2005 email to us here.

89. Center For Fluid Mechanics, Turbulence And Computation, Brown University fortran is one of the oldest programming languages around. To compile a fortran program in file fortran_program.f (note fortran programs on most systems http://www.cfm.brown.edu/tutorials/Fortran.html

Programming in Fortran Fortran is one of the oldest programming languages around. It has survived and thrived through the years, despite its disadvantages due to: its large user base among scientists and engineers. Netlib are written in Fortran). the fact that its simplicity, along with some of its conventions (eg. non-equivalence of subroutine arguments) and the work put by compiler people over these decades have made Fortran compilers produce extremely fast code, making it usually the best language to write a code is speed is the only consideration. Still, Fortran in its most popular language level, Fortran 77, suffers from several disadvantages, the most important of which for numerical programming are: Memory can not be dynamically allocated and to run a larger problem one needs to recompile. There are no structures or linked lists (no pointers). One can implement them only in obscure ways. There is no low level access to I/O primitives String manipulation is not straightforward. Still, the language is by no means a dead language, having progressed from Fortran IV, to Fortran 66 to Fortran 77. These days more and more programmers are shifting to Fortran 90, the new language standard that was agreed upon in 1990. There is an even more recent standard

90. MPE/iX And HP E3000 Technical Documentation Online documentation for HP's commercial programming languages including Allbase SQL, BRW, C, Cobol, fortran, Pascal, RPG, Transact, and symbolic debugger. http://docs.hp.com/mpeix/all/index.html

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91. Zhongxiao Wang's Home Page Provides an extended awkmode, an improvement on the dabbrev package and a package for parallel programming with MPI in fortran and C/C++. http://people.smu.edu/zwang

GNU Project aims to develop a free UNIX-like operating system. Its variants, based on Linux kernel, are widely used and lots of important UNIX utilities are available now even on Windows because many talented programmers devote their spare time to the project. Cygwin is such kind of a toolkit for Microsoft Windows. Zhongxiao Wang's Personal Home Page Welcome to my website. I am now a graduate student of Southern Methodist University (SMU) , majoring in computational mathematics. Before my arrival at SMU in 2000, I had been a college teacher of computer science, a software engineer, a system engineer and a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). I love the career of Free Software Foundation founded by Richard Stallman Some of My Recent Free Software Dynamical Completion for Microsoft Word/Outlook 97/2000/XP Version 2.5 (in English ) Dynamical Completion for Microsoft Word/Outlook 97/2000/XP Version 2.5 (in Chinese) Dynamical Completion for GNU Emacs and XEmacs Plugin dwBash for HTML-Kit ... David Zhongxiao Wang 1 July 2002

92. David Jeffrey Ljung Madison - Verification Engineer Resume - Verification Resume Madison, David Jeffrey Ljung San Francisco, CA USA Verification Engineer / Software Writer. CPU Verification and Debug (Transmeta, MIPs) verilog, Unix, programming, (perl, scheme, C++, Lisp, Basic, fortran, Ruby, Python, sed, yacc, sh, ksh, zsh, csh, tcsh) Shareware programming, (album, WizPort, SpeedWaller) VLSI (DEStiny), DNRC. http://daveola.com/Resume/

David Jeffrey Ljung Madison Resume Objective To find contracting work in hardware verification or software development. I'm mostly interested in telecommuting or contracts in the Bay Area. I'm not interested in full-time work. I'm not interested in relocating, except for very short term. (See DaveSource.com for more information.) I generally have availability within a month of contact, though this is flexible in some cases. I've done CPU verification and tool writing since 1995. My educational background is in hardware design and computer science. I have my resume in a few formats: Long v4.0 [HTML] Short v4.0 [HTML] More management-friendly formats: Rich Text Format v4.0 [RTF] (for any word processor) Word Document v4.0 [DOC] I'm not really interested in full-time positions, so please don't contact me unless it's for a contract job. Resume 'version control'

93. Co-Array Fortran A Comparison of CoArray fortran and OpenMP fortran for SPMD programming (submitted to J. Co-Array fortran greatly simplifies SPMD parallel programming, http://www.co-array.org/

Co-Array Fortran Co-array Fortran is a small extension to Fortran 95. It is a simple, explicit notation for data decomposition, such as that often used in message-passing models, expressed in a natural Fortran-like syntax. The syntax is architecture-independent and may be implemented not only on distributed memory machines but also on shared memory machines and even on clustered machines. The ISO Fortran Committee decided in May 2005 to include co-arrays in the next revision of the Fortran standard. A full description of the original co-array syntax appeared in Numrich and Reid (1998), Co-Array Fortran for Parallel Programming, ACM Fortran Forum, volume , no 2, pp 1-31 ( get from ACM portal here ). It is also available as a Rutherford Lab report here . Since some of the details of the version adopted by WG5 differ from the 1998 version, a new description recently appeared in Numrich and Reid (2005), Co-arrays in the next Fortran Standard, ACM Fortran Forum, volume , no 2, pp 4-17 ( get from ACM portal here ). It is also available as WG5 paper . The proposal itself is item UK-001 in WG5 document For more information see: A short introduction to Co-Array Fortran The complete (1998) language definition New features since 1998 I/O in Co-Array Fortran ... Why not just use MPI?

94. Programming Languages Mini-HOWTO Brief comparison of major Linux programming languages C, C++, fortran, Java, Lisp, Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl; by Risto S. Varanka. http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Programming-Languages.html

Next Previous Contents Programming Languages mini-HOWTO Risto S. Varanka Jul 22nd 2000 A brief comparison of major programming languages for Linux and major libraries for creating graphical user interfaces (GUIs) under Linux Introduction 1.1 Latest Version of the Document 1.3 License 1.5 Author ... Next Previous Contents

95. Programming Training Courses Range of programming courses includes Java, Perl, C, C++, visual basic, and fortran. http://www.programming-training-courses.co.uk

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96. Edsger Dijkstra - How Do We Tell Truths That Might Hurt? Short, tonguein-cheek essay by Edsger Dijkstra on old problems in programming, many of which are embarrassingly still with us criticizes APL, BASIC, COBOL, fortran, PL/I, natural language programming. http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs655/readings/ewd498.html

University of Virginia, Department of Computer Science CS655: Programming Languages, Spring 2001 How do we tell truths that might hurt? Edsger W.Dijkstra, 18 June 1975 from http://www.cbi.umn.edu/inv/burros/ewd498.htm Sometimes we discover unpleasant truths. Whenever we do so, we are in difficulties: suppressing them is scientifically dishonest, so we must tell them, but telling them, however, will fire back on us. If the truths are sufficiently impalatable, our audience is psychically incapable of accepting them and we will be written off as totally unrealistic, hopelessly idealistic, dangerously revolutionary, foolishly gullible or what have you. (Besides that, telling such truths is a sure way of making oneself unpopular in many circles, and, as such, it is an act that, in general, is not without personal risks. Vide Galileo Galilei.....) Computing Science seems to suffer severely from this conflict. On the whole, it remains silent and tries to escape this conflict by shifting its attention. (For instance: with respect to COBOL you can really do only one of two things: fight the disease or pretend that it does not exist. Most Computer Science Departments have opted for the latter easy way out.) But, Brethern, I ask you: is this honest? Is not our prolonged silence fretting away Computing Science's intellectual integrity? Are we decent by remaining silent? If not, how do we speak up? To give you some idea of the scope of the problem I have listed a number of such truths. (Nearly all computing scientists I know well will agree without hesitation to nearly all of them. Yet we allow the world to behave as if we did not know them....)

97. Michel Olagnon's Fortran 90 List Information technology programming langages - fortran Somewhat expensive (CHF 210 A discussion about the various aspects of OO fortran 90 programming, http://www.ifremer.fr/ditigo/molagnon/fortran90/engfaq.html

F90 FAN's : Fortran 90 Frequently Asked about News. Michel Olagnon's Fortran 90 List A Fortran 90 set of pointers. Last updated - September, 2005 Send flames and suggestions for improvement to Michel.Olagnon@ifremer.fr The current updated version of this list can be found on WWW at URLs: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/kis/support/cc/fortran/engfaq.html (thanks to Ian Chivers), and here at http://www.fortran-2000.com/ Note Most of the following applies as well to Fortran 95 as to Fortran 90. Fortran 95 is only a minor upgrade to Fortran 90. Contents : Fortran 90/95 and Fortran 77 Available in Fortran 90/95: Compilers Code re-structurers and converters ... Addresses 1.0 Fortran 90/95 and Fortran 77: Fortran 90 is, with very few exceptions, a superset of Fortran 77. The FAQ of the Usenet group Comp.lang.fortran deals with both standards, and may be obtained, like any FAQ, via anonymous ftp from rtfm.mit.edu , directory /pub/usenet/comp.lang.fortran. A specific Fortran 90 FAQ by Mike Metcalf may be reached at fortran.com The present document is an attempt to supplement these FAQs with some more links to Fortran 90/95 information. Anyone interested is also invited to join the mailbase list comp-fortran-90, by sending an e-mail message to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk, containing the only line:

98. GrWin Graphics Library An easy to use free graphics library for fortran and C(C++) available on Win32 platforms using MinGw, cygwin, VC++/VF or BCC. Interactive graphics programming can be made with it. http://spdg1.sci.shizuoka.ac.jp/grwinlib/english/

[Simulations In Physics] [PGPLOT] [Japanese page] GrWin Graphics Library Version 0.99.9b tamari@spdg1.sci.shizuoka.ac.jp http://spdg1.sci.shizuoka.ac.jp/grwinlib/english/ GrWin Graphics Library is a free graphics routine library for Fortran and C/C++ available under many compiler systems on Windows Xp/2000/NT/Me/9x (x86) platforms. Using this library you can enjoy free graphics programming on Windows even if you have no experience on Windows programming. As a set of interactive drivers for the PGPLOT library on Windows is implemented using GrWin, you can use routines for high level graphics , such as graphs with hidden lines and contour diagrams, etc., in your application. What's New on Apr 19, 2005: Prebuilt binary of the latest CURRENT Version 0.99.9d (build # 1163052893) for Intel Visual Fortra 8.1 is available for down load here What's New on Jul 4, 2003: The latest Version 0.99.9b (build # 1116265826) released: Routines for the tortoise graphics, a.k.a. the turtle graphics, are added to the Library. Easy installations using installer packages each of which is prepared for a specific compiler system. Using a installer package PGPLOT can also be installed.

99. Vision Engineer - FORTRAN Language FORmula TRANslator, or fortran for short, is a computer programming fortran compilers, which convert the programming code into programs that can be run, http://www.visionengineer.com/comp/fortran.shtml

[an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] FORTRAN Language Article by : Duane Bong Introduction to Fortran FORmula TRANslator, or FORTRAN for short, is a computer programming language that is commonly used for numerical analysis. It is credited for being the first high-level programming language and is available on most platforms [Mac, x86, Alpha, Cray, SGI, Sun, etc]. FORTRAN compilers, which convert the programming code into programs that can be run, are being developed by many software vendors. Examples include the Intel Fortran Compiler, Compaq Visual Fortran, G77 and Open Watcom. The latter 2 being available for free under a public license. The Evolution of Fortran The FORTRAN language was originally developed in the 1950s, but has been updated several times over the years. These updated revisions carry a suffix that indicates the year in which the revision was submitted for approval. These are namely FORTRAN 66, FORTRAN 77, Fortran 90, Fortran 95 and Fortran 2000. As a point of interest, starting from Fortran 90, capital letters are no longer used to spell out the whole name. The later revisions of FORTRAN have a more modern syntax and contain a number of new command statements. These allow for dynamic memory allocation, faster array manipulation, object oriented programming, and parallel constructs.

100. Milwaukee School Of Engineering · Jarrett Keith Simerson Seeking an internship that will capitalize on Computer Engineering skills, with primary interest in software and hardware integration. programming skills Basic, Quick Basic, Visual Basic, fortran, Pascal, Turbo Pascal, C++, 68HC11 ASM. http://www.msoe.edu/~simersoj/JarrettSimersonResumeWeb.htm

Jarrett Keith Simerson Current Address: 1121 N Milwaukee Street Milwaukee, WI 53202 Phone: 1.414.277.7524 Permanent Address: 7N561 Wagontire Road St. Charles, IL 60175 Phone: 1.630.513.5864 Website: http://www.JarrettSimerson.com/ E-Mail: mailto:JKSim@msoe.edu?subject=Interest in Your MSOE Resume Printer Friendly Version: JarrettSimersonResume.pdf OBJECTIVE Seeking a challenging and responsible internship that will capitalize on Computer Engineering skills. Seeking an internship that provides ample opportunity for professional and personal growth. My primary interest lies with software/hardware integration. I enjoy Assembler lever coding with direct interface with microprocessor components. I would like a development job in the telecommunications field including Wireless Communications. QUALIFICATIONS I worked to support and maintain a Nortel Meridian 1 Option 81 Phone Switch and Meridian Mail system. This large-scale system has 2,000 phone locations and 4,500 active designator numbers. Extensive knowledge of different Hardware Description Languages including Altera/Verilog VHDL and Altera Max+PLUS II interface.

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