comp.lang.fortran

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• question about using array intrinsic functions, PCAT
  • Re: question about using array intrinsic functions, Steven G. Kargl
    • Re: question about using array intrinsic functions, PCAT
• EDITOR: Compaq Visual Fortran, kis
  • Re: EDITOR: Compaq Visual Fortran, dpb
  • Re: EDITOR: Compaq Visual Fortran, Craig Powers
    • Re: EDITOR: Compaq Visual Fortran, kis
      • Re: EDITOR: Compaq Visual Fortran, Craig Powers
• [ANN] fUnit 0.1.3 - A Fortran Unit Testing Framework, Bil Kleb
• Allocatable attribute on derived type components, gaurav
  • Re: Allocatable attribute on derived type components, Arjen Markus
    • Re: Allocatable attribute on derived type components, gaurav
      • Re: Allocatable attribute on derived type components, Richard E Maine
• the hot key in CVF 6.6, Mike
  • Re: the hot key in CVF 6.6, Jugoslav Dujic
• WRITE, FORMAT problem, aborel
  • Re: WRITE, FORMAT problem, R. MacDonald
  • Re: WRITE, FORMAT problem, Ian Bush
  • Re: WRITE, FORMAT problem, Richard E Maine
• pass several filenames to the subroutine, Mike
  • Re: pass several filenames to the subroutine, Ian Bush
• linking g95-built library from VC++, Matthew Halfant
  • Re: linking g95-built library from VC++, Matthew Halfant
    • Re: linking g95-built library from VC++, Jugoslav Dujic
• removing blanks from a file, Luka Djigas
  • Re: removing blanks from a file, tholen
  • Re: removing blanks from a file, Bil Kleb
    • Re: removing blanks from a file, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: removing blanks from a file, e p chandler
    • Re: removing blanks from a file, Luka Djigas
  • Re: removing blanks from a file, dpb
    • Re: removing blanks from a file, Luka Djigas
      • Re: removing blanks from a file, dpb
  • Re: removing blanks from a file, Richard Maine
  • Re: removing blanks from a file, David Frank
    • Re: removing blanks from a file, David Frank
      • Re: removing blanks from a file, Luka Djigas
• How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), John S
  • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), dpb
  • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), Colin Watters
  • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), John S
    • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), dpb
      • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), dpb
      • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), John S
      • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: How to Find Memory Used (IVF 9.1, WinXP), dpb
• Random Numbers, CTallant
  • Re: Random Numbers, dpb
    • Re: Random Numbers, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Random Numbers, dpb
      • Re: Random Numbers, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: Random Numbers, Pierre Asselin
      • Re: Random Numbers, Ken Fairfield
      • Re: Random Numbers, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Random Numbers, Steven G. Kargl
  • Re: Random Numbers, Dick Hendrickson
    • Re: Random Numbers, Michael Metcalf
      • Re: Random Numbers, kia
      • Re: Random Numbers, CTallant
      • Re: Random Numbers, Walt Brainerd
• Fortran refactoring, phillip.news@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Fortran refactoring, Richard Maine
    • Re: Fortran refactoring, phillip.news@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Fortran refactoring, Ian Bush
  • Re: Fortran refactoring, Bil Kleb
• Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, Peter
  • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, Michael Metcalf
    • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, Peter
      • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, Richard Maine
      • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, Michael Metcalf
    • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, John Harper
      • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, John Harper
  • Re: Efficient way to pass different shaped arrays?, Dick Hendrickson
• Array size?, rjmagyar
  • Re: Array size?, Dan Nagle
  • Re: Array size?, Michael Metcalf
• Interface Question, A
  • Re: Interface Question, Arjen Markus
    • Re: Interface Question, Richard Maine
      • Re: Interface Question, A
• using openmp section directive to break up a loop, thewhites2000
  • Re: using openmp section directive to break up a loop, Richard Edgar
• Fortran compiled executable form visual basic, akansha . khandelwal
  • Re: Fortran compiled executable form visual basic, Michael Prager
  • Re: Fortran compiled executable form visual basic, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • delay was due to parallel processing, aka
      • Fortran executable with Visual Basic : delay was due to parallel processing, aka
      • Re: delay was due to parallel processing, Craig Powers
      • Re: delay was due to parallel processing, Craig Powers
      • Re: delay was due to parallel processing, max
  • Re: Fortran compiled executable form visual basic, max
• recl on g95 and gfortran, beliavsky
  • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, Arjen Markus
    • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, beliavsky
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, Michael Metcalf
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, Richard Maine
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, Joost
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, Richard Maine
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, robert . corbett
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, Richard Maine
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, robert . corbett
      • Re: recl on g95 and gfortran, UHAP023
• Non-recursive introspective sort in Fortran?, jon
  • Re: Non-recursive introspective sort in Fortran?, Arjen Markus
    • Re: Non-recursive introspective sort in Fortran?, Gordon Sande
    • Re: Non-recursive introspective sort in Fortran?, jon
      • Re: Non-recursive introspective sort in Fortran?, Gordon Sande
      • Re: Non-recursive introspective sort in Fortran?, James Giles
      • Re: Non-recursive introspective sort in Fortran?, Brooks Moses
• linking error, Robert
  • Re: linking error, Richard E Maine
• Status of an iolist variable after READ error, awgreynolds
  • Re: Status of an iolist variable after READ error, awgreynolds
  • Re: Status of an iolist variable after READ error, Richard E Maine
    • Re: Status of an iolist variable after READ error, awgreynolds
      • Re: Status of an iolist variable after READ error, Richard E Maine
• How to implement error line number in F95, Karolina
  • Re: How to implement error line number in F95, beliavsky
  • Re: How to implement error line number in F95, Richard E Maine
    • Re: How to implement error line number in F95, Gareth Owen
• array expressions - stack size, Sebastian Hanigk
  • Re: array expressions - stack size, Joost
    • Re: array expressions - stack size, Sebastian Hanigk
      • Re: array expressions - stack size, Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: array expressions - stack size, Sebastian Hanigk
• Mixing FORTRAN with C!, vashwath
  • Re: Mixing FORTRAN with C!, Klaus Wacker
    • Re: Mixing FORTRAN with C!, vashwath
  • Re: Mixing FORTRAN with C!, Jugoslav Dujic
• Polyhedron's compiler comparison updated with gfortran, Steven G. Kargl
  • Re: Polyhedron's compiler comparison updated with gfortran, awgreynolds
• how DEALLOCATE statement works in f2003, manish
  • Re: how DEALLOCATE statement works in f2003, Michael Metcalf
    • Re: how DEALLOCATE statement works in f2003, Jugoslav Dujic
• how DEALLOCATE works in f2003, manish
• Interfaces, John Keenan
  • Re: Interfaces, Richard Maine
    • Re: Interfaces, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Interfaces, Richard E Maine
    • Re: Interfaces, John Keenan
      • Re: Interfaces, Richard Maine
  • Re: Interfaces, Richard Maine
• compilers and graphics libraries for Windows (was Re: Shortage of Fortran Programmers), beliavsky
• superb Lahey product LF95, analyst41
  • Re: superb Lahey product LF95, beliavsky
• CVF compiler question, program giving inconsistent results, bmurphy
  • Re: CVF compiler question, program giving inconsistent results, Brooks Moses
    • Re: CVF compiler question, program giving inconsistent results, bmurphy
      • Re: CVF compiler question, program giving inconsistent results, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: CVF compiler question, program giving inconsistent results, Kevin G. Rhoads
  • Re: CVF compiler question, program giving inconsistent results, Tom Micevski
• Allocate-on-write for strings?, Joe Krahn
  • Re: Allocate-on-write for strings?, Richard Maine
• Where is kernel32.mod, Behrang
  • Re: Where is kernel32.mod, Jugoslav Dujic
• Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, jurgarden2001
  • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Richard Maine
    • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, beliavsky
      • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Gary Scott
      • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Clive Page
      • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Gary Scott
      • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Brooks Moses
      • Re: Best book to help transition from F77 to F90/95, Dan Nagle
• usually forgot to "use" some modules, Mike
  • Re: usually forgot to "use" some modules, highegg
    • Re: usually forgot to "use" some modules, Joost
      • Re: usually forgot to "use" some modules, Mike
      • Re: usually forgot to "use" some modules, Jugoslav Dujic
  • Re: usually forgot to "use" some modules, Colin Watters
• Re: is there a utility putenv() in fortran or perl?, Tim Prince
  • Re: is there a utility putenv() in fortran or perl?, Richard E Maine
    • Re: is there a utility putenv() in fortran or perl?, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: is there a utility putenv() in fortran or perl?, Ron Shepard
• Calling Fortran from C, ghriss . hicham
  • Re: Calling Fortran from C, Jan Vorbrüggen
    • Re: Calling Fortran from C, ghriss . hicham
      • Re: Calling Fortran from C, Arjen Markus
      • Re: Calling Fortran from C, Arjen Markus
      • Re: Calling Fortran from C, hicham
      • Re: Calling Fortran from C, Jan Vorbrüggen
• Read JPEG Open Source Module??, daelomin@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Read JPEG Open Source Module??, Brooks Moses
    • Re: Read JPEG Open Source Module??, Richard Maine
      • Re: Read JPEG Open Source Module??, Brooks Moses
    • Re: Read JPEG Open Source Module??, R. Vowels
      • Re: Read JPEG Open Source Module??, David Frank
• problem of block data contained in module, Mike
  • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Dan Nagle
    • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Richard E Maine
      • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Dan Nagle
      • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Richard E Maine
      • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Ron Shepard
      • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Richard E Maine
  • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Richard E Maine
    • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Mike
      • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Richard Maine
      • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Mike
    • Re: problem of block data contained in module, robert . corbett
      • Re: problem of block data contained in module, Richard Maine
• maximum 1D array size, jgphpc
  • Re: maximum 1D array size, Jan Vorbrüggen
    • Re: maximum 1D array size, optionstraderjeff
      • Re: maximum 1D array size, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: maximum 1D array size, Tim Prince
      • Re: maximum 1D array size, Richard Maine
      • Re: maximum 1D array size, Herman D . Knoble
• Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Nektarios - Greece
  • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Dan Nagle
    • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Dan Nagle
  • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Catherine Rees Lay
    • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Gordon Sande
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, e p chandler
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Gary Scott
  • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, pdafniotis
    • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, gary . l . scott
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, dpb
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, gary . l . scott
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, dpb
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, Gary Scott
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, dpb
      • Re: Save an array to memory for another program to read it, gary . l . scott
• Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Pere
  • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard E Maine
    • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Joost
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Pere
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, highegg
    • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Andy
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Reinhold Bader
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Andy
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Andy
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard Maine
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard Maine
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, James Giles
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Dick Hendrickson
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, James Giles
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Dick Hendrickson
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, James Giles
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, James Giles
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Dick Hendrickson
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Ken Fairfield
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, Craig Powers
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, John Harper
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, James Giles
      • Re: Pointers to functions: Is this the right [f03] syntax?, glen herrmannsfeldt
• help for reading a binary file, phywho
  • Re: help for reading a binary file, Arjen Markus
    • Re: help for reading a binary file, Clive Page
  • Re: help for reading a binary file, robin
    • Re: help for reading a binary file, phywho
      • Re: help for reading a binary file, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: help for reading a binary file, Clive Page
      • Re: help for reading a binary file, e p chandler
      • Re: help for reading a binary file, robin
      • Re: help for reading a binary file, e p chandler
      • Re: help for reading a binary file, phywho
  • Re: help for reading a binary file, oph
• GUI for fortran, siamak faridani
  • Re: GUI for fortran, Arjen Markus
    • Re: GUI for fortran, fj
  • Re: GUI for fortran, acp693
  • Re: GUI for fortran, acp693
  • Re: GUI for fortran, Gary Scott
    • Re: GUI for fortran, Warner BRUNS
      • Re: GUI for fortran, gary . l . scott
    • Re: GUI for fortran, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: GUI for fortran, gary . l . scott
  • Re: GUI for fortran, e p chandler
  • Re: GUI for fortran, robin
    • Re: GUI for fortran, Catherine Rees Lay
      • Re: GUI for fortran, robin
      • Re: GUI for fortran, Catherine Rees Lay
      • Re: GUI for fortran, Gary Scott
      • Re: GUI for fortran, PJH
  • Re: GUI for fortran, Jim Klein
• function with allocatable type? (IVF 9.1), Jamming
  • Re: function with allocatable type? (IVF 9.1), Jan Vorbrüggen
  • Re: function with allocatable type? (IVF 9.1), Jugoslav Dujic
    • Re: function with allocatable type? (IVF 9.1), Jamming
• Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, john
  • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, Brooks Moses
    • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, Brooks Moses
      • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, Dan Nagle
    • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, john
      • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, Brooks Moses
      • Message not available
      • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, Richard Maine
      • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Windows/Dos memory -- when is Allocate/Deallocate necessary, Kevin G. Rhoads
• Calling Matlab functions on s Linux cluster, Hakan Lane
  • Re: Calling Matlab functions on s Linux cluster, highegg
• Preprocessor for gfortran, jellby
  • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, Dan Nagle
    • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, jellby
  • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, Gareth Owen
    • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, jellby
      • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, Gareth Owen
      • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, Brooks Moses
  • Re: Preprocessor for gfortran, Tim Prince
• f2003 allocatable extension, manish
• heap allocation of arrays, robert . corbett
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Richard E Maine
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Ron Shepard
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Dave Thompson
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, David Frank
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Jan Vorbrüggen
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Jugoslav Dujic
    • Re: heap allocation of arrays, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, David Frank
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, highegg
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Richard E Maine
    • Re: heap allocation of arrays, robert . corbett
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Richard E Maine
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Norman Yarvin
    • Re: heap allocation of arrays, robert . corbett
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Norman Yarvin
    • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Jan Vorbrüggen
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, phillip.news@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: heap allocation of arrays, robert . corbett
    • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Richard Maine
      • Re: heap allocation of arrays, Tim Prince
• using the same function for stdout and files, Kamaraju Kusumanchi
  • Re: using the same function for stdout and files, Nasser Abbasi
    • Re: using the same function for stdout and files, Arjen Markus
  • Re: using the same function for stdout and files, jwm
  • Re: using the same function for stdout and files, beliavsky
• Array of subroutines, John Keenan
  • Re: Array of subroutines, Brooks Moses
    • Re: Array of subroutines, Michael Metcalf
      • Re: Array of subroutines, beliavsky
    • Re: Array of subroutines, Jugoslav Dujic
  • Re: Array of subroutines, John Keenan
• re: TRIM, robin
  • Re: TRIM, David Frank
    • Re: TRIM, robin
      • Re: TRIM, John Doe
      • Message not available
      • Re: TRIM, rjkematick
      • Re: TRIM, David Frank
      • Re: TRIM, robin
      • Re: TRIM, Gareth Owen
      • Re: TRIM, gary . l . scott
      • Re: TRIM, Gareth Owen
      • Re: TRIM, David Frank
      • Re: TRIM, James Giles
      • Re: TRIM, robin
      • Re: TRIM, Dan Nagle
      • Re: TRIM, James Giles
      • Re: TRIM, robin
      • Re: TRIM, James Giles
      • Re: TRIM, Sjouke Burry
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • re: TRIM, robin
• compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), Mike
  • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), jwm
    • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), Mike
      • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), jwm
      • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), Mike
      • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), Richard E Maine
      • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), Mike
      • Re: compile problem:subroutines in module procedure (CVF6.6), dpb
• automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Nasser Abbasi
  • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Dan Nagle
  • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Steven G. Kargl
  • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Tobias
    • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, gary . l . scott
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Gary Scott
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Ron Shepard
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Gary Scott
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Nasser Abbasi
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, kia
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Dave Thompson
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, kia
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, James Giles
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Dan Nagle
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Dave Thompson
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Richard Maine
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Nasser Abbasi
    • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Dan Nagle
    • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, James Giles
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Nasser Abbasi
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, James Giles
    • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Ugo
  • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, David Flower
    • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, kia
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, David Flower
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Gordon Sande
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Richard Maine
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Brooks Moses
      • Re: automatic variables are not initialized correctly?, Jugoslav Dujic
• how to track and handle the floating point exception ?, bei
  • Re: how to track and handle the floating point exception ?, R. MacDonald
• Re: What Algorithims are used for IEEE Mathematical and Inquiry Intrinsic Procedures, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: What Algorithims are used for IEEE Mathematical and Inquiry Intrinsic Procedures, Herman D . Knoble
  • Re: What Algorithims are used for IEEE Mathematical and Inquiry Intrinsic Procedures, Mike
• No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Nasser Abbasi
  • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Arjen Markus
  • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, robert . corbett
    • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, James Giles
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Dan Nagle
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, James Giles
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, gary . l . scott
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Dan Nagle
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, James Giles
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, James Giles
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Dan Nagle
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Gary Scott
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Dave Thompson
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Brooks Moses
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, James Giles
  • Re: No enumeration data type in Fortran?, David Frank
• if module file as one of the source files, compile is wrong? (using CVF6.6), Mike
  • Re: if module file as one of the source files, compile is wrong? (using CVF6.6), jwm
    • Re: if module file as one of the source files, compile is wrong? (using CVF6.6), Mike
      • Re: if module file as one of the source files, compile is wrong? (using CVF6.6), Jugoslav Dujic
    • Re: if module file as one of the source files, compile is wrong? (using CVF6.6), Mike
      • Re: if module file as one of the source files, compile is wrong? (using CVF6.6), jwm
• Question: Fotran FFT package, ben
  • Re: Question: Fotran FFT package, stevenj
    • Re: Question: Fotran FFT package, ben
      • Re: Question: Fotran FFT package, Gordon Sande
      • Re: Question: Fotran FFT package, glen herrmannsfeldt
• SYMMLQ, Hakan Lane
• Necessary to declare arguments of subroutines in module again?, Mike
  • Re: Necessary to declare arguments of subroutines in module again?, Jugoslav Dujic
  • Re: Necessary to declare arguments of subroutines in module again?, Richard E Maine
• Files suggested to be included, and being opened even not in the same directory?, Mike
  • Re: Files suggested to be included, and being opened even not in the same directory?, Arjen Markus
    • Re: Files suggested to be included, and being opened even not in the same directory?, Mike
      • Re: Files suggested to be included, and being opened even not in the same directory?, Craig Powers
• Re: Earthquake and Tornado Forecasting Programs June 13, 2006, Frank Silvermann
• pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Nasser Abbasi
  • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Dan Nagle
    • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Nasser Abbasi
      • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Dan Nagle
  • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Steven G. Kargl
    • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Nasser Abbasi
  • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Bil Kleb
    • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Bil Kleb
    • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Nasser Abbasi
      • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Glenn Morris
  • Re: pretty-print for Fortran 90/95 for windows?, Ian Chivers
• [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, stefjnoskynov
  • Re: [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, David Flower
  • Re: [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, Richard E Maine
    • Re: [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, stefjnoskynov
      • RE: [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, meek
      • Re: [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, Richard E Maine
      • Re: [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, Brooks Moses
  • Re: [newbe]: help me debugging this script, please!, e p chandler
• Computing power of non-native code, Joe Krahn
• Compiler Test Results Updated, Herman D . Knoble
• opening files and code cleanup, Bart Vandewoestyne
  • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Arjen Markus
    • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Jan Vorbrüggen
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Arjen Markus
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Richard E Maine
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, highegg
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, highegg
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, beliavsky
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Ron Shepard
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, highegg
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Richard E Maine
    • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Frank Silvermann
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Richard E Maine
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Frank Silvermann
  • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
    • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Arjen Markus
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Craig Powers
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Arjen Markus
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Dan Nagle
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Dan Nagle
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Dan Nagle
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, highegg
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Dan Nagle
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Dick Hendrickson
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Richard E Maine
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Craig Powers
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, James Giles
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, James Giles
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Jan Vorbrüggen
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, highegg
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Arjen Markus
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Walter Spector
      • Re: opening files and code cleanup, highegg
  • Re: opening files and code cleanup, beliavsky
  • Re: opening files and code cleanup, Aidan
• Character to Real*8, rjmagyar
  • Re: Character to Real*8, Dan Nagle
    • Re: Character to Real*8, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Character to Real*8, Dan Nagle
  • Re: Character to Real*8, Richard E Maine
• Performance of allocatable components implementation, Bernhard Enders
  • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, Gordon Sande
    • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, Bernhard Enders
    • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, Jan Vorbrüggen
      • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, Gordon Sande
      • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, Thomas Koenig
      • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Performance of allocatable components implementation, Jan Vorbrüggen
• Size of Integer in Fortran 77, Michael McGarry
  • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, Michael Metcalf
  • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, David Flower
  • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, Richard E Maine
  • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, e p chandler
  • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, gary . l . scott
  • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, robert . corbett
  • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, robin
    • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, David Flower
      • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, robin
    • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, James Giles
      • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, robin
    • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, John
      • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, Brooks Moses
      • Re: Size of Integer in Fortran 77, Richard E Maine
• Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Grant
  • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Michael Metcalf
    • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Grant
    • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, robin
  • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, e p chandler
    • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Grant
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, e p chandler
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Grant
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Richard E Maine
  • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Dave Weatherall
      • Message not available
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Message not available
      • Message not available
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Grant
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Ken Fairfield
      • Message not available
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Ken Fairfield
      • Message not available
      • Message not available
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, robin
  • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, e p chandler
    • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, e p chandler
  • Re: Floating Point: Binary Shift Subroutine, Jim
• Simple formatting question, tco99
  • Re: Simple formatting question, Jan Vorbrüggen
  • Re: Simple formatting question, Dick Russell
    • Re: Simple formatting question, Dick Russell
• catch RaiseException with VB.Net, jmdelfa@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, dpb
  • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, pacman
    • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, jmdelfa@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, Brooks Moses
      • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, jmdelfa@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, dpb
      • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, jmdelfa@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, R. MacDonald
    • Re: catch RaiseException with VB.Net, jmdelfa@xxxxxxxxx
• "Insufficient virtual memory" error message in Linux, Lorents
  • Re: "Insufficient virtual memory" error message in Linux, Tim Prince
    • Re: "Insufficient virtual memory" error message in Linux, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: "Insufficient virtual memory" error message in Linux, Jim
      • Re: "Insufficient virtual memory" error message in Linux, Lorents
• g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, Anatoliy V. Volkov
  • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, Robert Kematick
      • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, Anatoliy V. Volkov
      • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, rjkematick
      • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, rjkematick
      • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, Tim Prince
      • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, Richard E Maine
      • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, Anatoliy V. Volkov
      • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: g77: 32-bit to 64-bit, Jan Vorbrüggen
• Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, Grant
  • RE: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, meek
  • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, David Flower
    • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, Grant
      • RE: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, meek
      • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, e p chandler
    • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, Grant
      • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, e p chandler
    • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Convert Char String to ASCII-96 Symbol, e p chandler
• I'm still confused about pointers, David Flower
  • Re: I'm still confused about pointers, Michael Metcalf
    • Re: I'm still confused about pointers, David Flower
      • Re: I'm still confused about pointers, Ron Shepard
• The power that is C++, max
  • Re: The power that is C++, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: The power that is C++, John Smith
    • Re: The power that is C++, highegg
      • Re: The power that is C++, John Harper
      • Re: The power that is C++, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: The power that is C++, Walt Brainerd
      • Re: The power that is C++, gary . l . scott
      • Re: The power that is C++, beliavsky
      • Re: The power that is C++, Walter Spector
      • Re: The power that is C++, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: The power that is C++, John Harper
      • Re: The power that is C++, max
      • Re: The power that is C++, James Giles
      • Re: The power that is C++, Dave Weatherall
      • Re: The power that is C++, Craig Powers
      • Quotes(" or ') (was:The power that is C++), James Giles
      • Re: Quotes(" or ') (was:The power that is C++), Michael Metcalf
      • Re: The power that is C++, David Jones
      • Re: The power that is C++, gary . l . scott
      • Re: The power that is C++, John Harper
      • Re: The power that is C++, Dave Weatherall
      • Re: The power that is C++, Brooks Moses
      • Re: The power that is C++, max
• PGI Visual Fortran Preview Edition available, beliavsky
  • Re: PGI Visual Fortran Preview Edition available, Gary Scott
• [g95] DECIMAL='comma' do not work !?, Hani Andreas Ibrahim
  • Re: [g95] DECIMAL='comma' do not work !?, Michael Metcalf
    • Re: [g95] DECIMAL='comma' do not work !?, Walt Brainerd
    • Re: [g95] DECIMAL='comma' do not work !?, John Harper
      • Re: [g95] DECIMAL='comma' do not work !?, Hani Andreas Ibrahim
  • Re: [g95] DECIMAL='comma' do not work !?, Andy
• Stackdump issues, Bijan Minaee
  • Re: Stackdump issues, Dan Nagle
    • Re: Stackdump issues, Richard Maine
      • Re: Stackdump issues, Bijan Minaee
      • Re: Stackdump issues, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Stackdump issues, Tim Prince
      • Re: Stackdump issues, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Stackdump issues, Bijan Minaee
      • Re: Stackdump issues, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Stackdump issues, Jim
• help with cray ftn namelist, Joe Hill
  • Re: help with cray ftn namelist, Steve Lionel
  • Re: help with cray ftn namelist, Dan Nagle
  • Re: help with cray ftn namelist, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: help with cray ftn namelist, Ian Bush
• gfortran matmul, Egil Holvik
  • Re: gfortran matmul, Ian Gay
• how to write a program to solve the linear equation with inequality?, PCAT
  • Re: how to write a program to solve the linear equation with inequality?, glen herrmannsfeldt
• Intel OS X Fortran Extension, Jim S
  • Re: Intel OS X Fortran Extension, Richard Maine
  • Re: Intel OS X Fortran Extension, Steve Lionel
    • Re: Intel OS X Fortran Extension, Jim S
• Question about elemental functions, pacman
  • Re: Question about elemental functions, Michael Metcalf
  • Re: Question about elemental functions, Norman Clerman
    • Re: Question about elemental functions, pacman
  • Re: Question about elemental functions, Greg Lindahl
• allocatrouble arrays, highegg
  • Re: allocatrouble arrays, Joost
    • Re: allocatrouble arrays, highegg
  • Re: allocatrouble arrays, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: allocatrouble arrays, highegg
    • Re: allocatrouble arrays, Brooks Moses
• Standard violation or Absoft bug?, Bil Kleb
  • Re: Standard violation or Absoft bug?, Richard Maine
  • Re: Standard violation or Absoft bug?, Jan Vorbrüggen
    • Re: Standard violation or Absoft bug?, Bil Kleb
• Large-Scale Fortran Software Design, Bil Kleb
  • Re: Large-Scale Fortran Software Design, Arjen Markus
    • Re: Large-Scale Fortran Software Design, Bil Kleb
• mixed c++ fortran code link error, zhiguoqian
  • Re: mixed c++ fortran code link error, Tim Prince
• General advice on C++ F77 multi-language compiling and linking, deltaseq0
  • Re: General advice on C++ F77 multi-language compiling and linking, deltaseq0
    • Re: General advice on C++ F77 multi-language compiling and linking, Tim Prince
      • Re: General advice on C++ F77 multi-language compiling and linking, deltaseq0
• gfortran and ifort, compatible binary files??, Niels L Ellegaard
  • Re: gfortran and ifort, compatible binary files??, Thomas Koenig
    • Re: gfortran and ifort, compatible binary files??, Richard Maine
• I'm new to pointers..., David Flower
  • Re: I'm new to pointers..., Dan Nagle
    • Re: I'm new to pointers..., Joost
      • Re: I'm new to pointers..., Dan Nagle
• fortran compiler for Windows CE, Lynn McGuire
  • Re: fortran compiler for Windows CE, bcaller
    • Re: fortran compiler for Windows CE, Lynn McGuire
• automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, beliavsky
  • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Richard E Maine
    • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Richard E Maine
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Steven G. Kargl
    • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Mark Westwood
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Richard Maine
    • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, robert . corbett
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Richard E Maine
      • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Thomas Koenig
  • Re: automatic arrays with negative size in g95 and gfortran, Thomas Koenig
• gfortran & openmp on windows, J. Luo
  • Re: gfortran & openmp on windows, J. Luo
  • Re: gfortran & openmp on windows, FX
• how to know which .o file has the definition of a function/subroutine, yuanliu1
  • RE: how to know which .o file has the definition of a function/subroutine, meek
  • Re: how to know which .o file has the definition of a function/subroutine, Richard E Maine
    • Re: how to know which .o file has the definition of a function/subroutine, yuanliu1
• NAGWare f95 licencing issues..., Bart Vandewoestyne
  • Re: NAGWare f95 licencing issues..., Richard E Maine
    • Re: NAGWare f95 licencing issues..., Bart Vandewoestyne
• gfortran message, Bart Vandewoestyne
  • Re: gfortran message, Tim Prince
    • Re: gfortran message, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: gfortran message, FX
      • Re: gfortran message, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: gfortran message, Craig Powers
      • Re: gfortran message, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: gfortran message, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: gfortran message, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: gfortran message, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: gfortran message, Richard E Maine
      • Re: gfortran message, Tim Prince
• F2C converter, n o s p a m p l e a s e
  • Re: F2C converter, Catherine Rees Lay
    • Re: F2C converter, n o s p a m p l e a s e
      • Re: F2C converter, Jan Vorbrüggen
      • Re: F2C converter, Arjen Markus
  • Re: F2C converter, Lynn McGuire
• Asynchronous parallel computing, R. P.
  • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, Klaus Wacker
    • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, R. P.
      • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, Ian Bush
      • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, R. P.
      • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, Ron Shepard
      • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, blmblm
    • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, Harold Stevens
  • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, Bil Kleb
  • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, blmblm
    • Re: Asynchronous parallel computing, gary . l . scott
• question with ddd with mixedlanguage,, yuanliu1
• Version numbers, Cliff
  • Re: Version numbers, e p chandler
    • Re: Version numbers, bcaller
      • Re: Version numbers, Craig Powers
• linking c and fortran with pathscale compilers?, Dan Stromberg
  • Re: linking c and fortran with pathscale compilers?, OldSchool
  • Re: linking c and fortran with pathscale compilers?, Greg Lindahl
    • Re: linking c and fortran with pathscale compilers?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: linking c and fortran with pathscale compilers?, Greg Lindahl
• fold the details of program in CVF, Mike
  • Re: fold the details of program in CVF, beliavsky
    • Re: fold the details of program in CVF, Mike
      • Re: fold the details of program in CVF, Ian Brown
  • Re: fold the details of program in CVF, jussij
• Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Mike
  • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Bil Kleb
  • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, beliavsky
    • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Bil Kleb
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, bcaller
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Mike
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Catherine Rees Lay
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Paul Van Delst
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Richard Edgar
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Paul Van Delst
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Craig Powers
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Bil Kleb
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Paul Van Delst
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Craig Powers
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Paul Van Delst
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Brooks Moses
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Paul Van Delst
      • Re: Quickly show the purposes of all programs in a directory, Brooks Moses
• Derived types containing components of PRIVATE type, Rich Townsend
  • Re: Derived types containing components of PRIVATE type, robert . corbett
• lahey/phar lap dos-extender help needed, dave-suehuizenga@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: lahey/phar lap dos-extender help needed, John Smith
    • Re: lahey/phar lap dos-extender help needed, dave-suehuizenga@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: lahey/phar lap dos-extender help needed, John Smith
      • Re: lahey/phar lap dos-extender help needed, David Merrill
• WAS: IVF continues to disappoint (relatively), awgreynolds
  • Re: WAS: IVF continues to disappoint (relatively), awgreynolds
  • Re:: IVF continues to delight, Steve Lionel
    • Re: Re:: IVF continues to delight, awgreynolds
• changing a bit of a real, Bart Vandewoestyne
  • Re: changing a bit of a real, Dan Nagle
    • Re: changing a bit of a real, Klaus Wacker
    • Re: changing a bit of a real, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: changing a bit of a real, Richard E Maine
  • Re: changing a bit of a real, Richard E Maine
    • Re: changing a bit of a real, Brooks Moses
    • Re: changing a bit of a real, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: changing a bit of a real, Richard E Maine
      • Re: changing a bit of a real, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: changing a bit of a real, Bart Vandewoestyne
    • Re: changing a bit of a real, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: changing a bit of a real, e p chandler
      • Re: changing a bit of a real, Bart Vandewoestyne
      • Re: changing a bit of a real, e p chandler
      • Re: changing a bit of a real, Walter Spector
• Direct access and derived types., L. Johansen
  • Re: Direct access and derived types., Richard E Maine
    • Re: Direct access and derived types., Joost
      • Re: Direct access and derived types., Richard E Maine
      • Re: Direct access and derived types., glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Direct access and derived types., Dave Thompson
    • Re: Direct access and derived types., Paul Van Delst
    • Re: Direct access and derived types., glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: Direct access and derived types., Jan Vorbrüggen
      • Re: Direct access and derived types., Paul Van Delst
  • Re: Direct access and derived types., Jugoslav Dujic
  • Re: Direct access and derived types., Jan Vorbrüggen
• dll trouble, Kresimir Trontl
  • Re: dll trouble, David Frank
    • Re: dll trouble, Kresimir Trontl
      • Re: dll trouble, Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: dll trouble, Jan Vorbrüggen
      • Re: dll trouble, Kresimir Trontl
      • Re: dll trouble, Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: dll trouble, Kevin G. Rhoads
      • Re: dll trouble, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: dll trouble, Kevin G. Rhoads
  • Re: dll trouble - final status, Kresimir Trontl
    • Re: dll trouble - final status, Jugoslav Dujic
    • Re: dll trouble - final status, David Frank
    • Re: dll trouble - final status, Kevin G. Rhoads
• Announcement: (partial) F90 Interface to POSIX for gnu Fortran, Klaus Ramstöck
• List-directed input, with no <CR> on last record, john
  • Re: List-directed input, with no <CR> on last record, john
    • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, john
      • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, john
      • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, john
      • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, john
      • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, Steven G. Kargl
      • List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, john
      • List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, john
      • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, john
      • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, Kevin G. Rhoads
      • Re: What happens when you change subject? Was: List-directed input, Craig Powers
    • Re: List-directed input, with no <CR> on last record, Richard E Maine
• List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, john
  • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, Richard E Maine
  • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, glen herrmannsfeldt
    • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, Dan Nagle
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, Richard E Maine
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, John Harper
    • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, tholen
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, Dan Nagle
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, Richard E Maine
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, Kevin G. Rhoads
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, gary . l . scott
    • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, Dave Thompson
  • Re: List-directed input with no <CR> on last record, ben
    • Inhomogeneous linked lists (was: something else), Richard E Maine
• Portability of the construction "character(len=len(name))" ..., Arjen Markus
  • Re: Portability of the construction "character(len=len(name))" ..., Richard E Maine
  • Re: Portability of the construction "character(len=len(name))" ..., Bernhard Enders
  • Re: Portability of the construction "character(len=len(name))" ..., robert . corbett
    • Re: Portability of the construction "character(len=len(name))" ..., Richard E Maine
      • Re: Portability of the construction "character(len=len(name))" ..., Arjen Markus
• Is there something wrong with array b？, sunboy
  • Re: Is there something wrong with array b？, Jugoslav Dujic
    • Re: Is there something wrong with array b？, David Flower
      • Re: Is there something wrong with array b？, Ian Bush
      • Re: Is there something wrong with array b?, Richard E Maine
• gfortran handling of subscript triplets, beliavsky
  • Re: gfortran handling of subscript triplets, Richard Maine
  • Re: gfortran handling of subscript triplets, FX
    • Re: gfortran handling of subscript triplets, FX
• gfortran installation breaking other installations, Paul Van Delst
  • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, Brooks Moses
    • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, FX
      • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, FX
    • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, Paul Van Delst
      • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, Steven G. Kargl
  • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, Steven G. Kargl
    • Re: gfortran installation breaking other installations, Paul Van Delst
• Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Paul Van Delst
  • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Arjen Markus
    • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Herman D . Knoble
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Arjen Markus
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Herman D . Knoble
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Dan Nagle
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Herman D . Knoble
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Dan Nagle
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Herman D . Knoble
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Richard E Maine
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Herman D . Knoble
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Richard E Maine
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Arjen Markus
    • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., robin
      • Re: Algorithm help for unique string searching/counting within an array., Arjen Markus
• What did I do wrong with "external" ??, Ancient_Hacker
  • Re: What did I do wrong with "external" ??, David Frank
  • Re: What did I do wrong with "external" ??, Richard E Maine
    • Re: What did I do wrong with "external" ??, Ancient_Hacker
      • Re: What did I do wrong with "external" ??, Steve Lionel
      • Re: What did I do wrong with "external" ??, Richard E Maine
      • Re: What did I do wrong with "external" ??, kia
• Scrolling a dialog window, berger@xxxxxx
  • Re: Scrolling a dialog window, gary . l . scott
  • Re: Scrolling a dialog window, gary . l . scott
    • Re: Scrolling a dialog window, gary . l . scott
• Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, HK
  • RE: Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, meek
    • Thanks!, HK
      • Re: Thanks!, Dan Nagle
  • Re: Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, Jan Vorbrüggen
  • Re: Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, Herman D . Knoble
  • Re: Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, Jim
    • Re: Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, Jim
  • Re: Coding EOF in FORTRAN 77?, jwm
• gfortran with OpenMP on Windows, FX
• Re: how to create a Snapshot of subroutines or functions used in a project, gkxjgbh
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: how to create a Snapshot of subroutines or functions used in a project, jussij
• g95 gotoBLAS test failed, James
  • Re: g95 gotoBLAS test failed, James
• Re: allocatable array *not* equivalent to dynamic allocation?, Joe Krahn
  • Re: allocatable array *not* equivalent to dynamic allocation?, jamesgiles@xxxxxxx
    • Re: allocatable array *not* equivalent to dynamic allocation?, glen herrmannsfeldt
• Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, Joe Krahn
  • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, Richard E Maine
    • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, Joe Krahn
    • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, Dick Hendrickson
      • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, Brooks Moses
  • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, robert . corbett
    • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, Joe Krahn
  • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, Jugoslav Dujic
    • Re: Intel Fortan module symbol conflict, robert . corbett
• Optimizing c1 * conjg(c1), Thomas Koenig
  • Re: Optimizing c1 * conjg(c1), glen herrmannsfeldt
  • Re: Optimizing c1 * conjg(c1), robert . corbett
    • Re: Optimizing c1 * conjg(c1), robert . corbett
• Re: Fortranspeak & Javaspeak, Ancient_Hacker
• Re: Beginer needing help, vexx
  • Re: Beginer needing help, e p chandler
    • Re: Beginer needing help, vexx
      • Re: Beginer needing help, Michael Metcalf
      • Re: Beginer needing help, vexx
      • Re: Beginer needing help, Craig Powers
      • Re: Beginer needing help, vexx
      • Re: Beginer needing help, e p chandler
• Inserting data in linked lists, deltaquattro
  • Re: Inserting data in linked lists, Jugoslav Dujic
    • Re: Inserting data in linked lists, deltaquattro
      • Re: Inserting data in linked lists, Jugoslav Dujic
      • Re: Inserting data in linked lists, Richard E Maine
  • Re: Inserting data in linked lists, robin
• defacto standard extensions, robert . corbett
  • Re: defacto standard extensions, Gordon Sande
    • Re: defacto standard extensions, Richard E Maine
  • Re: defacto standard extensions, Steven G. Kargl
    • Re: defacto standard extensions, Richard E Maine
      • Re: defacto standard extensions, Steven G. Kargl
      • Re: defacto standard extensions, Richard E Maine
      • Re: defacto standard extensions, robert . corbett
      • Re: defacto standard extensions, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: defacto standard extensions, robert . corbett
• Re: Bounds Check Overhead, Jugoslav Dujic
  • Re: Bounds Check Overhead, Richard E Maine
  • Re: Bounds Check Overhead, Jan Vorbrüggen
    • Re: Bounds Check Overhead, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Bounds Check Overhead, glen herrmannsfeldt
      • Re: Bounds Check Overhead, Richard E Maine
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Bounds Check Overhead, robert . corbett
  • Re: Bounds Check Overhead, Dave Thompson
• Re: Ada vs Fortran for scientific applications, robert . corbett
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Ada vs Fortran for scientific applications, Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Cannot create import libraries with Microsoft's LIB with the option mixed language Borland C++ (-ml bc) with Lahey v5.7, gabsata
• Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Gary L. Scott
  • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, John
  • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
    • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, tbwright
  • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
    • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, jamesgiles@xxxxxxx
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Rich Townsend
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dick Hendrickson
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, gary . l . scott
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Paul Van Delst
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dick Hendrickson
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, gary . l . scott
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Richard E Maine
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, James Giles
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, James Giles
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle
      • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
  • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, robin
    • Re: Converting fixed-to-free format, Dan Nagle

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