Fortran Languages Programming

Fortran Languages Programming

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- Site contains products, services, and general information related to the Fortran programming language. Offers products, services, training and freeware.
- Distributed computing in background, courses, links; at Liverpool University.
- Summarizes much of the current work in object oriented programming using Fortran 90 on scalar workstations and distributed-memory supercomputers.
- Information about running Fortran codes under Linux, by Jeff Templon. Describes and compares the available compilers.
- Links to papers on Object-Oriented Programming in Fortran 90, Optimization techniques for RISC processors, Parallel Particle-in-Cell Codes, Parallel Computing Tutorial, and Modernization of Fortran Legacy Codes.
- Site describes goals and activities of group and has presentations from meetings.
- Fortran entry.
- Describes the High Performance Fortran / Message Passage Interface and Fortran-M projects.
- Links to compilers, libraries, tools, documentation, benchmarks, meetings, and related languages.
- Service to convert Fortran 77 to fully ANSI/ISO compliant C++ to preserve the value of the code and existing documentation.
- Fortran compilers, tools and libraries, Mathematica, Tecplot, and consultancy services.
- Article by Cameron Laird on porting old mainframe Fortran programs to Linux.
- Comprehensive list of Fortran links compiled by H. D. Knoble.
- Articles discusses issues arising in porting Fortran programs from Unix to Windows.
- Article by Jeanne Adams discussing various aspects of the exception-handling technical report.
- By J. Qiang, R. Ryne, and S. Habib R. Ryne. [PDF]
- Excerpt of article by Les Hatton discouraging use of features that make programs less portable and harder to maintain.
- Resources collected by Tomasz Plewa.
- Small extension to Fortran 95 providing an explicit notation for data decomposition, such as that often used in message-passing models.
- Guidelines for writing portable and maintainable code.
- Essay by Werner W. Schulz opining on how object orientation and genericity should be added to Fortran.
- Essay by Brian Meek describing how the Fortran 90 standard was created.
- Paper by Tim Hopkins, which can be downloaded in PostScript format.
- List of resources by Clive Page.
- Addresses the Fortran language, its uses, profitability, standardization, further evolution, and the implementation of Fortran compilers. Published three times a year by the Association for Computing Machinery.
- Article describing why the Cloudy astronomy program was converted from Fortran to C.
- Collection of Fortran links.
- Self-help group of RISCOS users who use Fortran, mainly for scientific applications.
- Online petition to retire Fortran, with ten reasons given. Has FAQ and rebuttal by Van Snyder.
- Editorial in Software Development Times magazine by Malcolm Cohen explaining the continuing relevance of Fortran, especially Fortran 2003.
- Programming approach that eases the task of writing parallel programs for massively parallel computers by providing constructs to coordinate non-local memory accesses. At Pfortran's center is an operator that specifies the location of off-processor variab
- Tutorials, news, and links.
- Sketches of the early FORTRAN programmers.
- Fortran 90/95/2003 discussion group, with archived messages. Members of the Fortran standards committee and other experts participate.

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