quan@sol.surv.utas.oz (Stephen Quan) (07/02/90)
Hello, I am a freshman in Fortran, so my style of programming may not totally Fortranish. Currently I am writing some routines that do a bit of topography. Bascialy, I need about five different tables, preferable sorted. I wrote one, using a temporary direct access file and it works fine - but I found I had to reinvent this code to do the other four. I was wondering if there is a technique for just making one library routine for tables in general. Table 1 : Format is (I10,I10) Table 2 : Format is (I10,I10) Table 3 : Format is (I10,4G30.15) Table 4 : Format is (I10,3G30.15) Table 5 : Format is (I10,I10) Where the 1st field is the index (not a unique index though). So if there is any suggestions/fortran commands I should be looking up please e-mail me. Personally, I think something like imbedding Oracle*SQL into my code is the solution but we don't have SQL*Fortan installed and it really isn't that major. So all I want is just some tips - preferably guidance to learning a bit more fortran as well in the process. -- Stephen Quan quan@sol.surv.utas.edu.au [131.217.30.1]