Re: Call subroutine based on character variables? Guru Required!
From: bv (bvoh_at_Xsdynamix.com)
Date: 01/06/05
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Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2005 06:38:06 GMT
Matt wrote:
>
> CALL METHOD( ... )
>
> where "METHOD" is chosen at run-time (in the previous example, it would
> take the values: "EXPL", "IMP1", IMP2", ...etc). Of course, this would
> be *far* neater than using nested IF statements. Is this possible in
> either fortran77 or g77?
> If anyone has any other suggestions, I'd be delighted to hear them!
Sure, at least two:
#1
Replace your compiler -> http://openwatcom.com
#2
Devise a sngl method which outperforms all of your candidates
Under #1 you'll discover what a *difference* a compiler makes, and under
#2 you'll (eventually) learn just what a hobbled bunch you're trying to
choose from.
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