Re: F77 IO, multiple outputs per line
- From: mecej4@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 30 Oct 2006 09:14:15 -0800
magesing wrote:
On Oct 29, 9:36 am, Gordon Sande <g.sa...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It is almost certain that your compiler is in fact a Fortran 95 compiler,I am using the f77 extension of GCC on Gentoo linux... This may
implement some of fortran 95, however, I have not installed the g95
compiler, since, according to my reading it is still a work in process.
The NAG f95 compiler is a bit out of my budjet also.
The g95 compiler is a fine piece of work, despite being "a work in
progress". It compiled and produced a .tex file which Latex processed
with no complaints and the output was reasonable. But then, so did g77.
I don't think that doing non-advancing IO is an issue for your
purposes, since Latex/Tex input can be broken into multiple lines
without affecting the output as long as there are no completely blank
lines introduced.
Your code has one error in it: DOF needs to be declared as integer
before being used to declare arrays with DOF as the size.
Does the pdfLatex processor really get fussed over the presence of line ends?
LaTeX does not mind the line ends, however, later on other text may be
added to this automated report, and having N**2 lines of output per
matrix in the LaTeX document makes it more cumbersom to work with.
.
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