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Section L3.3: Further Ideas in Fortran Programming This section covers: Repetition Counting and further variables Conditions Subroutine procedure calls Interacting with your program Repetition Much of the power of computers derives from their ability to carry out repetitive calculations very quickly. In previous examples the instructions we have written have each been carried out once and only once every time the program was run. It is very easy to make a program repeat a sequence of instructions an indefinite number of times. However the example we are about to give is an example of very bad programming practice which should never be emulated! it is provided here simple to illustrate how easy concept is to implement. Any instruction or sequence of instructions will be repeated indefinitely if it is preceded and terminated respectively by the two instructions shown below: do ! instructions to be repeated here end do It is considered good practice to indent every instruction between the do and end do by three character spaces.

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44. ACNUC FORTRAN Programming Interface ACNUC FORTRAN Application Programming Interface. Contents http://pbil.univ-lyon1.fr/databases/acnuc/fort_interface.html

ACNUC FORTRAN Application Programming Interface Contents : ACCESSING SEQUENCES OF AN ACNUC DATABASE FROM USER FORTRAN PROGRAMS EXAMPLES USING THE FORTRAN ACNUC INTERFACE UNDER UNIX ACCESSING SEQUENCES OF AN ACNUC DATABASE FROM USER FORTRAN PROGRAMS Sequences or subsequences (e.g. protein, tRNA or rRNA genes) can be read in the acnuc database by your own FORTRAN programs using the following API. The same interface works with all acnuc databases and structures ( GenBank, EMBL, SwissProt or NBRF/PIR). Seven subroutines/functions ( GSNUML GSNUMLPHA GFRAG LIBSUB ... CLOSEACNUC ) are provided for your programs to use. Basically, starting with the sequence name, use subroutine GSNUML to obtain the sequence length and number in the database and subroutine GFRAG to read its bases or amino acids, or a fragment of the sequence. You can also use routine LIBSUB to obtain a short textual description of the sequence. Protein translation using the adequate reading frame and genetic code is also possible (see example 3, below). Also, call GOPEN once at the beginning of your program to gain access to acnuc. And CLOSEACNUC may be used to close the acnuc database when needed. Subroutine GSNUML : to get sequence or sub-sequence number and length from its name CHARACTER NAME*16 CALL GSNUML(NAME,NUM,LENGTH) NAME: character string *16 containing the sequence name. NUM: upon return, the sequence number in the database, or if NAME is not an existing sequence name. LENGTH: upon return, the sequence length in nucleotides.

45. What Is FORTRAN? - A Word Definition From The Webopedia Computer Dictionary fortran programming guide This guide concentrates on good programming practices, technical and numerical issues, and topics that are not discussed in http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/F/FORTRAN.html

You are in the: Small Business Channel Jump to Website ECommerce Guide Small Business Computing Webopedia WinPlanet Enter a word for a definition... ...or choose a computer category. choose one... All Categories Communications Computer Industry Companies Computer Science Data Graphics Hardware Internet and Online Services Mobile Computing Multimedia Networks Open Source Operating Systems Programming Software Standards Types of Computers Wireless Computing World Wide Web Home Term of the Day New Terms New Links ... Be a Commerce Partner FORTRAN Last modified: Tuesday, May 19, 1998 Acronym for for mula tran slator , FORTRAN is the oldest high-level programming language . Designed by John Backus for IBM in the late 1950s, it is still popular today, particularly for scientific applications that require extensive mathematical computations. The two most common versions of FORTRAN are FORTRAN IV and FORTRAN 77. FORTRAN IV was approved as a USASI standard in 1966. FORTRAN 77 is a version of FORTRAN that was approved by ANSI in 1978 (they had expected to approve it in 1977, hence the name). FORTRAN 77 includes a number of features not available in older versions of FORTRAN. A new

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50. ENGR 309 Fortran Programming ENGR 309 INTRODUCTORY MECHANICS. FORTRAN 77 PROGRAMMING (Last Update 127-99). Select Fortran 77 program by file.f name given below intfn.f. http://www.olemiss.edu/courses/engr309/f77.html

ENGR 309: INTRODUCTORY MECHANICS FORTRAN 77 PROGRAMMING (Last Update: 12-7-99) Instructor: Dr. Chris L. Mullen Office: 202 Carrier Hall / Phone: 915-5370 Email: cvchris@olemiss.edu Select Fortran 77 program by "file.f" name given below: intfn.f You may access Matlab from the MCSR SGI machine "sweetgum.mcsr.olemiss.edu" through a telnet session. This requires a student account which may be applied for at theMCSR's web site: http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/computing/account.html Contact the Information Technology help desk, 915-5222, for more information and short courses. Contact Dr. Mullen if you have problems. A text file containing Fortran 77 commands can be created with a text editor. When given the extension "*.f", the commands may be "run" or executed by simply typing the name of the prefix. Unlike Matlab, the executable must first be created by "compiling" the text file or "source" code. This is done by typing the command at the prompt, f77 filename.f -o filename

51. CE 521 Fortran Programming CE 521 SOLID MECHANICS. fortran programming (Last Modified 331-99). Select Fortran program by file.f name given below ve-umat.f. http://www.olemiss.edu/courses/ce521/f77.html

CE 521: SOLID MECHANICS FORTRAN PROGRAMMING (Last Modified 3-31-99) Instructor: Chris L. Mullen Office: 202 Carrier Hall / Phone: 232-5370 Email: cvchris@olemiss.edu Select Fortran program by "file.f" name given below: ve-umat.f You may access Fortran from from sweetgum.mcsr.olemiss.edu through a telnet session or from the class accounts setup on zinger.ce.olemiss.edu and temblor.ce.olemiss.edu. The file, ve-umat.f , contains the ABAQUS UMAT subroutine written by Prof. Hackett which is based on the Maxwell-type 3D viscoelasticity model he presented in class. Download and try to write a simple flow chart in order to help you relate it to the class development. Also, read the appropriate chapters on User-Material subroutines in the ABAQUS User Manual found in Room 206 before attempting to implement it. You will need to see Dr. Mullen if you do not yet have access to ABAQUS through temblor or magnolia. An ABAQUS input file for testing the UMAT is given in umat.inp with excerpted output in umat.dat . This file computes the purely elastic response corresponding to the idealized rod case with properties given in class. Verify that it gives the correct top displacement(PL/EA) at full load (P=2.5 k) that are given by ABAQUS elastic material models using 1D truss elements ( trus.inp

52. MATH3016/3096 Part 1: Fortran 90 Programming THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY. MATH3016/3916 fortran programming and NUMERICAL METHODS. Part 1 Fortran90 Programming. Lectures. Times/Places http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au:8000/u/ronj/mc3/

T HE U NIVERSITY OF S YDNEY MATH3016/3916 F ORTRAN P ROGRAMMING and N UMERICAL M ETHODS Part 1: Fortran90 Programming Lectures Times/Places: Lectures start 10am Monday March 8. For other details see the Timetable Easter lectures break: Friday April 9 to Friday April 16 Lecturer: Ron James Room: Carslaw 624 Phone: email: ronj@maths.usyd.edu.au Course Notes Lecture notes for Fortran Programming are available from KopyStop , 55 Mountain St., Broadway, for about $8 from Monday, March 1. These should be purchased as soon as possible, and will be heavily used in lectures. A printout of the interactive F90 tutorials is also optionally available from KopyStop for about $5. Tutorials In week 1 there will be just one tutorial, Friday 11am, in Carslaw 705, for students unfamiliar with the Mathematics computing system. The main tutorials start in week 2. See the Timetable for details. Course Messages Much course information, such as weekly schedules, corrections, hints, assignment due dates etc. will be made available through the course message system on the Mathematics computer system. Unread course messages are advertised at each login. All Fortran Programming course messages may be viewed here , or read at any time in the Mathematics computing labs via the command mess entered at the UNIX % prompt. It is wise to check these messages regularly.

53. OC 3030 FORTRAN Web Module Online course in fortran programming by Arlene Guest. http://www.oc.nps.navy.mil/~bird/oc3030_online/fortran/

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54. 16.5 FORTRAN Programming 16.5 fortran programming. Command Line Arguments. A FORTRAN program can easily evaluate arguments included on the command line that runs the program. http://www.fnal.gov/docs/UNIX/unix_at_fermilab/htmldoc/rev1997/uatf-103.html

[Next] [Previous] [Up] [Top] ... [Index] Chapter 16: Software Development 16.5 FORTRAN Programming There is some additional information about using FORTRAN in the UNIX environment that you will find useful to know. 16.5.1 External Reference and Entry Point Names In order to avoid conflicts with the C runtime library when FORTRAN and C programs are included in a single program, most UNIX compilers internally append an underscore to FORTRAN external references and entry point names. At Fermilab we have set up all compilers to do this by default. 16.5.2 Separate Compilation of FORTRAN Subprograms: fsplit By default, most compilers pre-link all the source code being compiled, even when you specify the -c option. If you compile a library with a single statement, it will usually contain a single module, and be linked as a whole. The fsplit utility identifies and extracts subprograms from the original FORTRAN source file into individual files in the current directory. These files can then be compiled separately so that they retain their identity when assembled into a library. The names of the extracted individual files are taken from their corresponding subprogram names. On some systems

55. FORTRAN PROGRAMMING fortran programming CS 200. SPRING 2004 SYLLABUS. From The New York Times, 13 June 2001, Pioneers of the Fortran Programming Language ,By STEVE LOHR. http://faculty.juniata.edu/rhodes/for/syllabus.htm

FORTRAN PROGRAMMING CS 200 SPRING 2004 SYLLABUS Instructor Texts Pioneers Objectives ... Unix and Fortran Last Updated You must attend a one hour orientation session to the course that is offered at these four times in C102: Monday, January 12, 2004 at 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 13, 2004, at 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, January 13, 2004, at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, January 13, 2004, at 5:00 p.m. Please let the instructor know which of these times you will be attending. NOTE: We will be using the GNU Fortran 77 compiler (g77) found on the Suns. g77 is also downloadable to PC's as well. I would recommend you use the Sun workstations for development and implementation. This is the platform on which your programs will be tested and critiqued. Also you will want to be sure you have xWin loaded or a telnet application (with VTxxx emulation and most do) on your PC to be able to connect to the Suns from your personal PC. There are free such applications available. Here are a few Unix command summaries: Unix for FORTRAN Unix Intro Unix File Commands Unix File Management ... Vi Editor Instructor: Loren Rhodes E-mail: rhodes@juniata.edu

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