fxjcz@acad3.fai.alaska.edu (ZARLING JOHN C) (11/10/90)
Org anization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Keywords: News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.3-4 Fortran, the new language where you don't need to use semicolons.
demoel@ruunsa.fys.ruu.nl (Ed de_Moel) (11/11/90)
In <1990Nov10.014132.13255@hayes.ims.alaska.edu> fxjcz@acad3.fai.alaska.edu (ZARLING JOHN C) writes: >Org anization: University of Alaska Fairbanks >Keywords: >News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.3-4 >Fortran, the new language where you don't need to use semicolons. Now, wait until we see: > FORTRAN, the new language where you don't need to use spaces... > FORTRAN, the new language where indentation is for the birds... > FORTRAN, the new language, where writing code that is readable > to humans, is not forbidden, but hardly ever written... etc. etc. etc. How about: Forth, the new language in which anything new is soon to be discovered... ed
c0037544@cc.nu.oz.au (David Williams) (11/14/90)
> Org anization: University of Alaska Fairbanks > Keywords: > News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.3-4 > > Fortran, the new language where you don't need to use semicolons. FORTRAN, the language that is so old, it was around before lower case letters. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | David Williams | University of Newcastle | | c0037544@cc.nu.oz.au | Department of Computer Science (Undergrad) | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | "The decision of Random Numbers is too important to be left to chance !" | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
vbr@sgi.com (Veeleen Roufchaie) (12/11/90)
I am trying to do my I/O in "C" instead of FORTRAN. In one case, in the fortran formatted "write" statement, there are four 3D arrays of complex type. I will appreciate someone's input as to how this would be handled. In particular, I will need to know how the array of complex numbers should be passed to the called "C" routine and how the "C" routine would handle the arguments. -- Vee Roufchaie, ASD Tech Marketing, X-3503 vbr@asd.sgi.com