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Doctor Fortran in "I Can C Clearly Now, Part I"
Spend any time in the comp.lang.fortran newsgroup, or other places where programming languages are discussed, and you’ll soon see a new “Which is better, Fortran or C?” thread show up. These never fail to produce heated comments from people who should know better. My answer is that neither is “better” – each has its strengths and weaknesses.
How to call VTune Resume and Pause API from Fortran and C/C++ code?
Tips for using resume and pause API from Fortran code?
Diagnostic 6221: The assumed-size array must be a dummy argument.
Explanation of Intel Fortran error #6221 The assumed-size array must be a dummy argument.
Diagnostic 6754: An automatic object must not appear in a SAVE statement or be declared with the SAVE attribute.
Explanation of Intel Fortran error #6754 An automatic object must not appear in a SAVE statement or be declared with the SAVE attribute.
Doctor Fortran Gets Explicit - Again!
Nearly 11 years ago (!) I wrote an item for the Visual Fortran Newsletter on explicit interfaces in Fortran. In recent weeks, I have had to refer quite a few customers to this article, suggesting that many Fortran programmers don't understand the role and rules of explicit interfaces. However, when I reread the item, I realized that things had changed a bit since Fortran 95, so I figured it was time to revisit the issue.
Doctor Fortran in "Lest Old Acquaintance Be Forgot"
In some of my earlier posts I've discussed new features in the Fortran language that might be unfamiliar to some. But this time I'm going to go the other way and describe some really old language features - so old that many newer Fortran programmers are mystified when they see them - but these features are still supported by many current compilers, including Intel Fortran. So let's set the Wayback Machine to the 1960s and have a look around.
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