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• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: dpb
• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: nmm1
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: Gary Scott
• STOP in Fortran 2003
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: OT: IVF 11.0 on MSVS2008 array visualizer problem
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to ?Fortran...
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: calculating the julian day
  • From: Ian
• Re: calculating the julian day
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: calculating the julian day
  • From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
• calculating the julian day
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: e p chandler
• OT: IVF 11.0 on MSVS2008 array visualizer problem
  • From: Stefan Felbiger
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to ?Fortran...
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Terence
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: nmm1
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: nmm1
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Rick
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: nmm1
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Exporting COMMON block in a DLL
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: feenberg
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: michaelmetcalf
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Rick
• Re: libtiff
  • From: Arjan
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Rick
• Re: More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Alois Steindl
• More a general programing question than anything specific to Fortran...
  • From: Rick
• Re: program getting stuck midway
  • From: Ian Bush
• Re: program getting stuck midway
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Compaq Visual Fortran and Netcdf
  • From: Klemens
• Re: program getting stuck midway
  • From: David Flower
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: program getting stuck midway
  • From: michaelmetcalf
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: program getting stuck midway
  • From: rudra
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: How can I output the comiler flags in program
  • From: jwm
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: How can I output the comiler flags in program
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: dpb
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: robert . corbett
• How can I output the comiler flags in program
  • From: yinjilong
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Colin Watters
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: dpb
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: dpb
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: program getting stuck midway
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: How to use PGPLOT graphics library from Fortran95 on Windows-XP
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Exporting COMMON block in a DLL
  • From: Colin Watters
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: Ron Shepard
• How to use PGPLOT graphics library from Fortran95 on Windows-XP
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: kyle
• Re: include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: minimize non linear system with boundary (least square)
  • From: Élodie
• include header in f90 file using compaq visual fortran
  • From: kyle
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: nmm1
• Re: program getting stuck midway
  • From: Fred
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Exporting COMMON block in a DLL
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Steve Lionel
• RE: minimize non linear system with boundary (least square)
  • From: meek
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: nmm1
• program getting stuck midway
  • From: rudra
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: nmm1
• libtiff
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: acferrad
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Exporting COMMON block in a DLL
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: Exporting COMMON block in a DLL
  • From: Colin Watters
• Exporting COMMON block in a DLL
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Ragu
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Efficiency of EOSHIFT vs circular buffer
  • From: Robert Orban
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: e p chandler
• how to declare doubles in f95
  • From: Eric
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: Colin Watters
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: acferrad
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: jfh
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: acferrad
• minimize non linear system with boundary (least square)
  • From: Élodie
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Conditional members of a structure
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Conditional members of a structure
  • From: acferrad
• Re: Inheritance of abstract types: accessing the parent type (F2003 standard question)
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Inheritance of abstract types: accessing the parent type (F2003 standard question)
  • From: Jim Xia
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Richard Harter
• Re: Inheritance of abstract types: accessing the parent type (F2003 standard question)
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: Les Neilson
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: Les Neilson
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Ragu
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Ragu
• Re: Inheritance of abstract types: accessing the parent type (F2003 standard question)
  • From: Jim Xia
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: Catherine Rees Lay
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: Floating point divide by zero
  • From: Ian Bush
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Floating point divide by zero
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Inheritance of abstract types: accessing the parent type (F2003 standard question)
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Plotting library for fps4
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: jwm
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Ragu
• How to return a variable length substring from a function ?
  • From: Ragu
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: none
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Allocatable as dummy argument does not work
  • From: arno . m
• Re: Case conversion without the loopiness
  • From: robin
• Re: Case conversion without the loopiness
  • From: robin
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: robin
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: robin
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: nmm1
• Re: inputting the ephemerides (SOLUTION!)
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides (SOLUTION!)
  • From: Terence
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: dpb
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: none
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides (SOLUTION!)
  • From: Terence
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• Re: fortran equivalent to C
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• fortran equivalent to C
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Alan Macek
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Alan Macek
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: kargls
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: kargls
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Terence
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• Re: [gfortran/ifort] buffering issue (?)
  • From: Jerry DeLisle
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Alan Macek
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: nmm1
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides (SOLUTION!)
  • From: Terence
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: dpb
• Re: inputting the ephemerides (SOLUTION!)
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: John Keenan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Terence
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Terence
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Modules and the use of the EXTERNAL statement in F90
  • From: jgrimmond
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Creating cvf project files
  • From: Craig Powers
• Creating cvf project files
  • From: Alan Macek
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Eric
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: Efficiency of EOSHIFT vs circular buffer
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• Re: Efficiency of EOSHIFT vs circular buffer
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• BMD/BMDP programs
  • From: Terence
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: nmm1
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: PGK
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Ian Bush
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Terence
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Eric
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: dpb
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: Jim
• Re: reading variably sized floats
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• reading variably sized floats
  • From: Eric
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: user1
• Re: inputting the ephemerides (SOLUTION!)
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: jwm
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: user1
• Re: FILTER code
  • From: Thomas
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: PGK
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: jwm
• Re: millisecond sleep in g95
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: inputting the ephemerides (SOLUTION!)
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: PGK
• Re: millisecond sleep in g95
  • From: Larry Gates
• millisecond sleep in g95
  • From: FangQ
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Computational Geometry in Fortran
  • From: Terence
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Terence
• Re: Computational Geometry in Fortran
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Computational Geometry in Fortran
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: (x + y)(1)
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: KIND defined in bits and bytes?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Computational Geometry in Fortran
  • From: Florian Buerzle
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: deadpickle
• Re: KIND defined in bits and bytes?
  • From: GaryScott
• Re: KIND defined in bits and bytes?
  • From: Richard Maine
• (x + y)(1)
  • From: PGK
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: KIND defined in bits and bytes?
  • From: Gary Scott
• KIND defined in bits and bytes?
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• Re: MOVE@ and KIND portable code in Fortran95?
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• Re: MOVE@ and KIND portable code in Fortran95?
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: nmm1
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: nmm1
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: nmm1
• Re: MOVE@ and KIND portable code in Fortran95?
  • From: Ian Bush
• Re: MOVE@ and KIND portable code in Fortran95?
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• MOVE@ and KIND portable code in Fortran95?
  • From: Menno van Barneveld
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Terence
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Allocatable as dummy argument does not work
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: kargls
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: kargls
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: kargls
• Re: Efficiency of EOSHIFT vs circular buffer
  • From: Robert Orban
• Re: Efficiency of EOSHIFT vs circular buffer
  • From: Robert Orban
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: kargls
• Re: exponentiation
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
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• Re: CVF66c, winXP, cmd prompt
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  • From: J. F. Cornwall
• Re: Simple assignent parser
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: michaelmetcalf
• Re: Simple assignent parser
  • From: Terence
• Re: Is Co-Array the Future of Parallel Computing?
  • From: George
• Re: Guidelines/checklist for reviewing code
  • From: Arjan
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: George
• Re: Guidelines/checklist for reviewing code
  • From: fj
• Re: Is Co-Array the Future of Parallel Computing?
  • From: nmm1
• Guidelines/checklist for reviewing code
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: michaelmetcalf
• Re: Simple assignent parser
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: deadpickle
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: deadpickle
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: Terence
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: Terence
• Re: Is Co-Array the Future of Parallel Computing?
  • From: Terence
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: Terence
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is Co-Array the Future of Parallel Computing?
  • From: rusi_pathan
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: J.F. Cornwall
• Simple assignent parser
  • From: Terence
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: dancerchris
• Re: Question on edit desciptors (formatting reals into text strings)
  • From: J.F. Cornwall
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: baf
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: David Duffy
• Re: Is Co-Array the Future of Parallel Computing?
  • From: Terence
• Re: Is Co-Array the Future of Parallel Computing?
  • From: Victor Eijkhout
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: Terence
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: George White
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: deadpickle
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: fj
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: deadpickle
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Is Co-Array the Future of Parallel Computing?
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Capitalization style
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: JB
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: ISO_C_BINDING, return a char* from C
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: ISO_C_BINDING, return a char* from C
  • From: Reinhold Bader
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: dpb
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: Reinhold Bader
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: michaelmetcalf
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Gib Bogle
• ISO_C_BINDING, return a char* from C
  • From: cyril giraudon
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: FORTRAN dynamic arrays used as parameters of functions called from C++
  • From: Matthew
• Re: problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: dancerchris
• problem with ELSE WHERE in CVF 6.6
  • From: dancerchris
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: hatingspam2009
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Undefined Reference on Compile
  • From: deadpickle
• Re: FORTRAN dynamic arrays used as parameters of functions called from C++
  • From: Matthew
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: AnotherSquid
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: user1
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Michel Olagnon
• RE: What is the value of pi?
  • From: meek
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: Les Neilson
• Re: Question on edit desciptors (formatting reals into text strings)
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: Internal read from parameter
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: input
  • From: George
• Re: Internal read from parameter
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Need modern version of old technique to show missing values
  • From: Terence
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Internal read from parameter
  • From: Richard Maine
• Internal read from parameter
  • From: jfh
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Luka Djigas
• Re: Question on edit desciptors (formatting reals into text strings)
  • From: J. F. Cornwall
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: Question on edit desciptors (formatting reals into text strings)
  • From: dpb
• Re: FORTRAN dynamic arrays used as parameters of functions called from C++
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: James Parsly
• Re: Question on edit desciptors (formatting reals into text strings)
  • From: J. F. Cornwall
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: hatingspam2009
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: mecej4
• Re: about the order of program units
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Question on edit desciptors (formatting reals into text strings)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Question on edit desciptors (formatting reals into text strings)
  • From: J. F. Cornwall
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: fj
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Error or compiler bug?
  • From: Les Neilson
• Error or compiler bug?
  • From: mecej4
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: James Parsly
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: user1
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Peter C. Chapin
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• Re: Hyv�� Joulua
  • From: Terence
• Re: Autojen määrä Kiinassa/Usa: ssa
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: user1
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: dll file from fortran in excel
  • From: George
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: George
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: user1
• getting offset of allocatable derived types
  • From: hatingspam2009
• Re: input (was: Autojen m?r? Kiinassa/Usa: ssa)
  • From: ken . fairfield
• Re: Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: LokiDawg
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• Re: dll file from fortran in excel
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: dll file from fortran in excel
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: John Reed
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Eugene
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: user1
• Re: simultaneous accessing of a fortran code by number of jobs
  • From: Steven Correll
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Kevin G. Rhoads
• Re: FORTRAN dynamic arrays used as parameters of functions called from C++
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Peter C. Chapin
• Re: read matrix file
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: New to Fortran on Win XP
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: DATE_AND_TIME error
  • From: George
• Re: What is the value of pi?
  • From: George
• What is the value of pi?
  • From: Peter C. Chapin
• input (was: Autojen m?r? Kiinassa/Usa: ssa)
  • From: George
• Re: Command-line argument capture
  • From: George
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: George
• Re: How to drop the OPTIONAL arguments in "date_and_time"?
  • From: George
• Re: How to drop the OPTIONAL arguments in "date_and_time"?
  • From: George
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: read matrix file
  • From: Eugene
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Guillaume_C
• Re: OpenMP error with allocatable component
  • From: user1
• Re: read matrix file
  • From: Arjen Markus
• read matrix file
  • From: Eugene
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: OpenMP error with allocatable component
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: How to drop the OPTIONAL arguments in "date_and_time"?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: How to drop the OPTIONAL arguments in "date_and_time"?
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: How to drop the OPTIONAL arguments in "date_and_time"?
  • From: qquito
• Re: How to drop the OPTIONAL arguments in "date_and_time"?
  • From: George
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: George
• How to drop the OPTIONAL arguments in "date_and_time"?
  • From: qquito
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: George
• Re: Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: LokiDawg
• Re: OpenMP error with allocatable component
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: David Duffy
• Re: OpenMP error with allocatable component
  • From: George
• Re: OpenMP error with allocatable component
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: George
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Guillaume_C
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Guillaume_C
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Guillaume_C
• Re: dll file from fortran in excel
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Ron Shepard
• dll file from fortran in excel
  • From: Matjaz Pecovnik
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Guillaume_C
• Re: DATE_AND_TIME error
  • From: lists
• Re: simultaneous accessing of a fortran code by number of jobs
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: DATE_AND_TIME error
  • From: Tim Prince
• DATE_AND_TIME error
  • From: lists
• Re: OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: Terence
• Re: linking the executable
  • From: Terence
• linking the executable
  • From: rudra
• Re: Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: LokiDawg
• Re: Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: rusi_pathan
• Re: Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: David Duffy
• OpenMP error with allocatable component
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Select rows in a rank 2 array
  • From: Guillaume_C
• Re: OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: Michael K. Johnston
• Re: simultaneous accessing of a fortran code by number of jobs
  • From: habzone2007
• Re: simultaneous accessing of a fortran code by number of jobs
  • From: Dave Allured
• simultaneous accessing of a fortran code by number of jobs
  • From: habzone2007
• Value of f90 module variables not visible from either gdb or idb
  • From: LokiDawg
• Re: OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: fortrangroup
• Re: New to Fortran on Win XP
  • From: Terence
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: Terence
• Re: OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: George
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: George
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: George
• Re: OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: dpb
• OT: Happy New Year Fortraners
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: SUPRISE...!
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: Terence
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: George
• Re: inputting the ephemerides
  • From: George
• Re: sequence points and the execution model
  • From: Terence
• Re: about the order of program units
  • From: Steve Lionel

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