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• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: viper-2
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: viper-2
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Luu Quang Hung
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Terence
• Re: Experiment: A kind of declarative style
  • From: Jim Xia
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: Jim Xia
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: Jim Xia
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Giving a range for DO constructs
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Giving a range for DO constructs
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Terence
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Terence
• Re: Giving a range for DO constructs
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: nmm1
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: user1
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: reading fp-values written in Fortran D-format in C
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Giving a range for DO constructs
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: viper-2
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: robin
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Giving a range for DO constructs
  • From: dpb
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• RE: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: meek
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Giving a range for DO constructs
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: user1
• Re: Giving a range for DO constructs
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Arjan
• Re: confusing segfault [DECONFUSED]
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Reading BMP graphic file
  • From: Luu Quang Hung
• Re: Experiment: A kind of declarative style
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: user1
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: BIl Kleb
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: confusing segfault [DECONFUSED]
  • From: C. G. Montgomery
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: How to trigger listings and more
  • From: Terence
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: dpb
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: C. G. Montgomery
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: C. G. Montgomery
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• confusing segfault
  • From: C. G. Montgomery
• Re: confusing segfault
  • From: Alois Steindl
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: user1
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: dpb
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: ken . fairfield
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: ken . fairfield
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: [gfortran] I know it sounds impossible
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Experiment: A kind of declarative style
  • From: Reinhold Bader
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: david.baxendale@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: [gfortran] I know it sounds impossible
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: [gfortran] I know it sounds impossible
  • From: user1
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: Larry Gates
• Is there any free video lessons for Fortran 90 and up?
  • From: n o s p a m p l e a s e
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Attempt to read past end of file
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: want to call fortran DLL from vb.net or c#.net
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Header files
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: I know it sounds impossible
  • From: e p chandler
• [gfortran] I know it sounds impossible
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Header files
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: viper-2
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: ken . fairfield
• want to call fortran DLL from vb.net or c#.net
  • From: Erik
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Header files
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Language lawyers
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: John
• Re: Language lawyers
  • From: Richard Harter
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: viper-2
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: user1
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Experiment: A kind of declarative style
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: Language lawyers
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: e p chandler
• How do you edit and build on Windows?
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Reinhold Bader
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• How to trigger listings
  • From: Terence
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Terence
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: deadpickle
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Header files
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Header files
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: GaryScott
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: nmm1
• Declaring String of Variable Length
  • From: viper-2
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: kargls
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Calling C from FORTRAN
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: kargls
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Language lawyers: Was: Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: robin
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: robin
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: robin
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: robin
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: robin
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: robin
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Sources of rocket photos -- Re: OT - Re: posting source on scribd
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: ken . fairfield
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: kargls
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
  • From: jfh
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Terence
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: TideMan
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: kargls
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: Arjan
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: Arjan
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: TideMan
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: Arjan
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: Michel Olagnon
• Re: INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• INTEGER overflow with DATA statement
  • From: oliver . fuhrer
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
  • From: Jim Xia
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: TideMan
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Jim Xia
• Re: makefile for building a library
  • From: Arjan
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: user1
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Gordon Sande
• makefile for building a library
  • From: TideMan
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: user1
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Terence
• Re: Header files
  • From: Gib Bogle
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: dpb
• Re: C_NEW_LINE
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: C_NEW_LINE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Google is broken (OT)
  • From: user1
• Re: Google is broken (OT)
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
  • From: tripp
• Re: Header files
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Google is broken (OT)
  • From: user1
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Recommendation for a goof Fortran debugger?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Recommendation for a goof Fortran debugger?
  • From: Ángel de Vicente
• Re: C_NEW_LINE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: paul . richard . thomas
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Header files
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Terence
• Re: Header files
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Header files
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: C_NEW_LINE
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: C_NEW_LINE
  • From: Gary Scott
• C_NEW_LINE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Google is broken
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: Header files
  • From: mecej4
• Google is broken
  • From: Terence
• Re: Statement functions still legal?
  • From: Terence
• Re: Statement functions still legal?
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Statement functions still legal?
  • From: epc8
• Re: Header files
  • From: epc8
• Re: Statement functions still legal?
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Jared Ahern
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: dpb
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: dpb
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: dpb
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Jared Ahern
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Jared Ahern
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Jared Ahern
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Statement functions still legal?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: dpb
• Statement functions still legal?
  • From: geo
• Automatic (?) array bounds checking
  • From: Jared Ahern
• Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Header files
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Header files
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Associate construct
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Header files
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: Associate construct
  • From: Andrew Smith
• Re: Generic Functions (Interface statement) error
  • From: Jugoslav Dujic
• Re: Fixed and Free Source
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: Ian Bush
• Re: Header files
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Header files
  • From: nikhilvasudeo
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: kargls
• Re: Fixed and Free Source
  • From: Murray in Raglan
• Re: Fixed and Free Source
  • From: Richard Maine
• Fortran to C to Fortran Arrays
  • From: deadpickle
• Fixed and Free Source
  • From: Murray in Raglan
• Re: A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
  • From: robin
• Re: Associate construct
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Paging the gfortran (64-bit Linux, medium memory model) mavens
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: binary i/o files
  • From: nmm1
• Re: binary i/o files
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: binary i/o files
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: binary i/o files
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Associate construct
  • From: Andrew Smith
• Re: binary i/o files
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: reading configuration files
  • From: Terence
• Re: binary i/o files
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: binary i/o files
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
  • From: nmm1
• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
  • From: Tim Prince
• Re: reading configuration files
  • From: Dave Allured
• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Re: Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Fortran Standard question: COMMON, SAVE and EQUIVALENCE
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: Reading files in fortran
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• Reading files in fortran
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
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• Re: A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
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• Re: A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: Photran installed but no syntax highlighting
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• A dangling comma: Arcane or just plain wrong?
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: Generic Functions (Interface statement) error
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: Generic Functions (Interface statement) error
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• Generic Functions (Interface statement) error
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: A main program error!
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Dumping user-defined type to file
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: reading configuration files
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• reading configuration files
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: A main program error!
  • From: Qiang Zhong
• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: A main program error!
  • From: Qiang Zhong
• Re: A main program error!
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• A main program error!
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: variable arguments in format statement
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• Re: variable arguments in format statement
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• Host Association and DO Index Variables
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• Re: variable arguments in format statement
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• variable arguments in format statement
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: openmp private data
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: 2.0d0
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: g95 undefined references at compile time
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• Re: store function pointers?
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• Re: g95 undefined references at compile time
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• g95 undefined references at compile time
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: OT - Re: posting source on scribd
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• Re: store function pointers?
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• Re: fortran and coincident satellites
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: 2.0d0
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• Re: binary i/o files
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• Re: store function pointers?
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• binary i/o files
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• store function pointers?
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: 2.0d0
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: 2.0d0
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• Re: 2.0d0
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: non-robust way of reading a "csv" file
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• Re: non-robust way of reading a "csv" file
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: 2.0d0
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• Re: Style and use commentary Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• 2.0d0
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: Has Anyone Heard Of This Guy?
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Interesting problem porting a g77 code to gfortran
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: non-robust way of reading a "csv" file
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• Re: non-robust way of reading a "csv" file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: openmp private data
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• Re: unable to read (i+1) in do loop
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• unable to read (i+1) in do loop
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: non-robust way of reading a "csv" file
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• Re: non-robust way of reading a "csv" file
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• Re: openmp private data
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• Re: openmp private data
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• Re: Style and use commentary Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Style and use commentary Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• non-robust way of reading a "csv" file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: fortran and coincident satellites
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• openmp private data
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: fortran and coincident satellites
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• getting rid of common blocks
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• Re: Calling MOVE_ALLOC on user defined type variables with pointer components
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• Re: Calling MOVE_ALLOC on user defined type variables with pointer components
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Calling MOVE_ALLOC on user defined type variables with pointer components
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options (OT)
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: omp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options (OT)
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Older version of gfortran question. Cause of segfaults?
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: Older version of gfortran question. Cause of segfaults?
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: gcc42, gfortran disappeared
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• Re: Calling MOVE_ALLOC on user defined type variables with pointer components
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• Re: omp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: fortran and coincident satellites
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• Calling MOVE_ALLOC on user defined type variables with pointer components
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Difference between foo_sub.f and foo_sub.o
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• Re: Older version of gfortran question. Cause of segfaults?
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• fortran and coincident satellites
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• Re: gcc42, gfortran disappeared
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• Re: omp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: gcc42, gfortran disappeared
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• Re: Older version of gfortran question. Cause of segfaults?
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: comp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: omp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: comp.lang. fortran group viewing options
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: gcc42, gfortran disappeared
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• Re: OT - Re: posting source on scribd
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Difference between foo_sub.f and foo_sub.o
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• Re: Older version of gfortran question. Cause of segfaults?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Older version of gfortran question. Cause of segfaults?
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• omp.lang.fortran viewing options
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• Re: global data
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• comp.lang. fortran group viewing options
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• gcc42, gfortran disappeared
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: mathematical test
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
  • From: Glen Herrmannsfeldt
• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Style and use commentary Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: global data
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Sources of rocket photos -- Re: OT - Re: posting source on scribd
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: Direct Access input of newline characters
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Dumping user-defined type to file
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• Re: Dumping user-defined type to file
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• Re: Dumping user-defined type to file
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: OT - Re: posting source on scribd
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• Re: global data
  • From: Larry Gates
• Re: global data
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: global data
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Are these the same arguments?
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• Are these the same arguments?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• PERL or PYTHON from FORTRAN?
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
  • From: viper-2
• Re: posting source on scribd
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• OT - Re: posting source on scribd
  • From: Kevin G. Rhoads
• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: Fortran Lesson: Are these equivalent?
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
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• Re: Intrinsic functions and non-trivial lower bounds
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: global data
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• Re: Intrinsic functions and non-trivial lower bounds
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: Dumping user-defined type to file
  • From: Ron Shepard
• Re: global data
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: STOP in Fortran 2003
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: global data
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Dumping user-defined type to file
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• Re: mathematical test
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: derived types with parameter keyword
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• RE: mathematical test
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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• Re: Fortran 77: read second number on a line in a comma delimited text file
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