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• Passing an array of derived type containing an array as a component
  • From: deltaseq0
• Re: IDE for Linux for C/C++ & Fortran
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Steven G. Kargl
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Anndy
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: memory leak after calling a fortran function
  • From: Anndy
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Steven G. Kargl
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: dpb
• Re: Adding a column to an existing output file
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Anndy
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: memory leak after calling a fortran function
  • From: Devendra
• Re: memory leak after calling a fortran function
  • From: Devendra
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: memory leak after calling a fortran function
  • From: Devendra
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: GT
• Re: memory leak after calling a fortran function
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: memory leak after calling a fortran function
  • From: Devendra
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• memory leak after calling a fortran function
  • From: Devendra
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: Odd omp_get_wtime()
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Anndy
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Anndy
• Re: Adding a column to an existing output file
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Adding a column to an existing output file
  • From: csocean
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: LR
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Odd omp_get_wtime()
  • From: Reinhold Bader
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Anndy
• Odd omp_get_wtime()
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Colin Watters
• Re: Why gfortran`s stream access is so slow?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Memory/Stack corruption problems in c++/fortran application
  • From: Devendra
• Stack/Memory Corruption Problem in C++/Fortran Application
  • From: Anndy
• Stack corruption and memory leak problems in c++/Fortran application
  • From: Anndy
• Why gfortran`s stream access is so slow?
  • From: CPLUSPLUS09@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: boot sector
  • From: merl the perl
• Re: Newbie – Viewing FORTRAN output data on a Windows PC.
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Walter Spector
• Newbie – Viewing FORTRAN output data on a Windows PC.
  • From: David
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Walter Spector
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: help with MPICH ? (please)
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Steven G. Kargl
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Steven G. Kargl
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: Terence
• Re: Passing allocatable arrays as a assumed shape argument?
  • From: mischamegens
• OpenMPI Fortran: 'Error reading module mpi' and unexpected but silent termination
  • From: Koen Poppe
• Re: Multi-platform conditional compilation
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Passing allocatable arrays as a assumed shape argument?
  • From: Michael Metcalf
• Passing allocatable arrays as a assumed shape argument?
  • From: mischamegens
• Re: End of file
  • From: Pierre Asselin
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: IDE for Linux for C/C++ & Fortran
  • From: Gordon Sande
• opening char variable data file
  • From: GT
• Re: IDE for Linux for C/C++ & Fortran
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: End of file
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: opening char variable data file
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: IDE for Linux for C/C++ & Fortran
  • From: Gernot Pfanner
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: IDE for Linux for C/C++ & Fortran
  • From: Daniel Snouck
• Re: help with MPICH ? (please)
  • From: Tim Prince
• IDE for Linux for C/C++ & Fortran
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: fortran source file renamed when using preprocessor directives
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: help with MPICH ? (please)
  • From: Kamaraju S Kusumanchi
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: Ian Bush
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran source file renamed when using preprocessor directives
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: fortran source file renamed when using preprocessor directives
  • From: Arjen Markus
• fortran source file renamed when using preprocessor directives
  • From: ravi
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Walter Spector
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Co-Array Fortran
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Co-Array Fortran
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: End of file
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Pierre Asselin
• Re: assumed-length character variable
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: assumed-length character variable
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• assumed-length character variable
  • From: John Harper
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: End of file
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: ejkost
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: dpb
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: dpb
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: mecej4
• Re: PROCEDURE statement order question
  • From: Michael Metcalf
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: Herman D . Knoble
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: dpb
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: Ian Bush
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: Multi-platform conditional compilation
  • From: reubendb
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: dpb
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Detecting uninitialized subroutine argument used as array bound of another argument
  • From: mecej4
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: help with MPICH ? (please)
  • From: Salvatore
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Winteracter
  • From: pjsgr100
• Re: Multi-platform conditional compilation
  • From: Gib Bogle
• tabu search
  • From: ramiAIT
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Jerry DeLisle
• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
  • From: ravi
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Multi-platform conditional compilation
  • From: mcalhoun
• Re: Multi-platform conditional compilation
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: Multi-platform conditional compilation
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: I know this has been discussed before, but...
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Multi-platform conditional compilation
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: I know this has been discussed before, but...
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: multiple threads in Compaq VF
  • From: jwm
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Patti
• Re: callc system
  • From: Terence
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Terence
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Patti
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: multiple threads in Compaq VF
  • From: dpb
• multiple threads in Compaq VF
  • From: Patti
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Patti
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Patti
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Patti
• Re: PROCEDURE statement order question
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• PROCEDURE statement order question
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: dpb
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: End of file
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: call system
  • From: Terence
• Re: window XP
  • From: Terence
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Terence
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: James Giles
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: file reid
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: help with MPICH ? (please)
  • From: rusi_pathan
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: James Giles
• Re: End of file
  • From: Terence
• Re: End of file
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: window XP
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: End of file
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: End of file
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: window XP
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: help with MPICH ? (please)
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: dpb
• Re: spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: call system
  • From: Richard Maine
• spawing multiple threads in Compaq Fortran?
  • From: Patti
• help with MPICH ? (please)
  • From: Patti
• Re: caesar cipher....oy
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: illegal seek when accessing /dev/pts/$N
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: call system
  • From: dpb
• Re: callc system
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: call system
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: caesar cipher....oy
  • From: Quadibloc
• Re: CVF6.6c default optimize warning
  • From: David Frank
• CVF6.6c default optimize warning
  • From: David Frank
• Re: call system
  • From: Terence
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: caesar cipher....oy
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: IDE for g95?
  • From: gsal
• Re: call system
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: caesar cipher....oy
  • From: Terence
• Re: End of file.... a little confused
  • From: Terence
• caesar cipher....oy
  • From: sperry01
• caesar cipher....oy
  • From: sperry01
• Re: callc system
  • From: Terence
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: call system
  • From: Terence
• Re: Script files
  • From: Mt Engr
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: raker
• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: call system
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• illegal seek when accessing /dev/pts/$N
  • From: BEC Charlie
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: callc system
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: linuxl4
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: David Flower
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Gus Gassmann
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: Joost
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: End of file.... a little confused
  • From: dpb
• Re: Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Host association of module ENTRYs
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• A Must Read!!!
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• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: call system
  • From: dpb
• Re: call system
  • From: GT
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Diego . Virasoro
• Re: call system : sample
  • From: GT
• Re: callc system
  • From: GT
• Re: Using DISLIN in Fortran and TeX fonts not working
  • From: michels
• callc system
  • From: GT
• call system result
  • From: GT
• call system : sample
  • From: GT
• call system
  • From: GT
• Re: End of file.... a little confused
  • From: GT
• Re: call system : sample
  • From: Les
• Re: callc system
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Luis Samaniego
• Re: call system
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: End of file.... a little confused
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: James Giles
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: highegg
• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
  • From: ravi
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: dpb
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: IDE for g95?
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: dpb
• Re: IDE for g95?
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: James Giles
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: End of file
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: Carlie J. Coats
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: AnotherSquid
• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: dpb
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: End of file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Herman D . Knoble
• Re: what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: linuxl4
• Re: End of file
  • From: GT
• what's wrong with this program,or with gfortran?
  • From: linuxl4
• Re: IDE for g95?
  • From: Fly Away
• IDE for g95?
  • From: Anton Haumer
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: detect Inf or NaN
  • From: dpb
• detect Inf or NaN
  • From: Diego . Virasoro
• Re: End of file
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Passed length of unallocated character = 0. Best way around this?
  • From: David Frank
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Luis Samaniego
• Re: Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
  • From: Catherine Rees Lay
• Re: Script files
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: window XP
  • From: Pietro
• Re: window XP
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: rookie question
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: rookie question
  • From: ramiAIT
• Re: window XP
  • From: ramiAIT
• Re: rookie question
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: rookie question
  • From: jwm
• Re: Passed length of unallocated character = 0. Best way around this?
  • From: James Tursa
• Re: window XP
  • From: Richard Maine
• window XP
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• rookie question
  • From: ramiAIT
• Re: Character case conversion
  • From: James Tursa
• Re: Script files
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Script files
  • From: Mt Engr
• Re: Script files
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Script files
  • From: Terence
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: Terence
• Re: Script files
  • From: Mt Engr
• Re: Script files
  • From: Terence
• Re: Character case conversion
  • From: Terence
• Script files
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• Re: Character case conversion
  • From: Colin Watters
• Re: Character case conversion
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Character case conversion
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• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: John Harper
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: AnotherSquid
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: Pietro
• Re: Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
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• Re: Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
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• Re: Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
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• Re: Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
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• Re: Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
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• Re: Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
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• Does print statement will effect the behavior of program?
  • From: Fortran Learner
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Opinions on thread-safety-ness of DATA statement initialisations in a module
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
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• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
  • From: ravi
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: David Jones
• Call for Papers for the IWOMP2008 OpenMP workshop
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• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: Pietro
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Les
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Doubts about appending data to a file
  • From: deltaquattro
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Les
• Read/write binary files in Linux and Windows
  • From: Luis Samaniego
• Re: Opinions on thread-safety-ness of DATA statement initialisations in a module
  • From: James Giles
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: Chip Coldwell
• Re: Opinions on thread-safety-ness of DATA statement initialisations in a module
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: want to read binary file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: fj
• Re: how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Opinions on thread-safety-ness of DATA statement initialisations in a module
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• how do i create a permutative variable
  • From: Pietro
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• Re: Using DISLIN in Fortran and TeX fonts not working
  • From: Förster vom Silberwald
• Re: want to read binary file
  • From: Förster vom Silberwald
• Re: want to read binary file
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Using DISLIN in Fortran and TeX fonts not working
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• Re: Problem with log function - Intel fortran compiler under Linux
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• Assignment problem in c->fortran calling
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• Q: Passed length of unallocated character = 0. Best way around this?
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• Re: SIND, COSD, TAND functions
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• Re: SIND, COSD, TAND functions
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• Re: SIND, COSD, TAND functions
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• Re: SIND, COSD, TAND functions
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• Re: SIND, COSD, TAND functions
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• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
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• Re: How to set my own program startup in f77 programs other than MAIN__
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• Re: Dealing with I/O problems
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• Dealing with I/O problems
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• Re: Problem with log function - Intel fortran compiler under Linux
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• Re: Problem with log function - Intel fortran compiler under Linux
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• Re: Problem with log function - Intel fortran compiler under Linux
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• Re: equivalence statement my small research
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• Re: equivalence statement my small research
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• Re: SIND, COSD, TAND functions
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• Re: SIND, COSD, TAND functions
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• Re: Why does this work?
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• Re: Is '[ ]' in the standard or not?
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• Re: Is '[ ]' in the standard or not?
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• Re: Is '[ ]' in the standard or not?
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• Re: Is '[ ]' in the standard or not?
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• Is '[ ]' in the standard or not?
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• Re: Problem with log function - Intel fortran compiler under Linux
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• Re: Problem with log function - Intel fortran compiler under Linux
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• Re: gfortran: bug or non-standard syntax?
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• Re: gfortran: bug or non-standard syntax?
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• Re: gfortran: bug or non-standard syntax?
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• Re: gfortran: bug or non-standard syntax?
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• Re: And I'm sure the standard is on my side in this one
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• Re: And I'm sure the standard is on my side in this one
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• Re: And I'm sure the standard is on my side in this one
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• And I'm sure the standard is on my side in this one
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• Re: gfortran: bug or non-standard syntax?
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• How do you cast an integer to a pointer?
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• Re: gfortran: bug or non-standard syntax?
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• Re: cdf2fortran
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