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Introduction to FORTRAN

Introduction to FORTRAN. OBJECTIVES. History and purpose of FORTRAN FORTRAN essentials Program structure Data types and specification statements Essential program control FORTRAN I/O subfunctions and subroutines Pitfalls and common coding problems Sample problems. FORTRAN History.

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COP 4020 Programming Languages I

COP 4020 Programming Languages I. Euripides Montagne University of Central Florida (Summer 2009). Outline. Course Organization Why studying programming languages?. COP 4020 Programming Language I. Who am I and where to find me?. Instructor: Euripides Montagne Tele.: 823-2684

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Introduction to Fortran

Introduction to Fortran. Kadin Tseng Boston University Scientific Computing and Visualization. Goals Introduction Fortran History Basic syntax Makefiles Additional syntax. Outline. write simple Fortran programs understand and modify existing Fortran code

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Lecture 2 History of Programming Languages

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. Lecture 2 History of Programming Languages. Class 2: History of Programming Languages. FORTRAN ALGOL ? SIMULA COBOL PL/1 BASIC PASCAL C LISP The so called High Level Programming Languages started their development in the mid 50s.

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Data Types Chapter 6

Data Types Chapter 6. This chapter introduces the concept of a data type and discusses: Characteristics of the common primitive data types Character strings User-defined data types Design of enumerations and sub-range data types

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Data Types Chapter 6

Data Types Chapter 6. This chapter introduces the concept of a data type and discusses: Characteristics of the common primitive data types Character strings User-defined data types Design of enumerations and sub-range data types

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OpenMP

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Structure of Programming Language

Structure of Programming Language. Statements. Statements. Expression. What is an expression ?. The notion of value is central to programming. Program variables get instantiated to values at run-time. Integer variables to integer values String variables to array of characters etc.

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Introduction to computing

What is a computer? The computer is an automatic device that performs calculations and makes decisions and has capacity for storing and instantly recalling vast amount of information. Why we use a programming language ? The main reason for learning a programming language is to use

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Evolution of PLs

Evolution of PLs. Machine language was difficult Floating point hardware was not yet available (1950s) FP operations were performed as a series of integer operations time consuming Pseudocode short cuts were developed

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Tutorial : Fortran

Tutorial : Fortran. By Gopika Sood. What is fortran ???. Fortran is a general purpose programming language, mainly intended for mathematical computations in e.g. engineering. Fortran is an acronym for FORmula TRANslation, and was originally capitalized as FORTRAN

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Tutorial : Fortran

Tutorial : Fortran. By Gopika Sood. What is fortran ???. Fortran is a general purpose programming language, mainly intended for mathematical computations in e.g. engineering. Fortran is an acronym for FORmula TRANslation, and was originally capitalized as FORTRAN

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CSCE 206 Scientific Applications Programming

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Fundamentals of Computational Science CISC 810

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Implementing Subprograms

Implementing Subprograms. In Text: Chapter 9. Outline. Activation records Accessing locals Accessing nonlocals (static scoping) Static chains Displays Implementing blocks Accessing nonlocals with dynamic scoping. Implementing Subprograms.

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Fundamentals of Computational Science CISC 810

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5.2 Names - We discuss all user-defined names here - Design issues for names:

5.2 Names - We discuss all user-defined names here - Design issues for names: - Maximum length? - Are connector characters allowed? - Are names case sensitive? - Are special words reserved words or keywords? - Length - If too short, they cannot be connotative

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Introduction to Fortran

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Performance system for scalable parallel and distributed high-performance computing

Application / Library. C / C++ parser. F77 / F90 parser. Program documentation. PDBhtml. IL. IL. Library code wrapping. SILOON. IL analyzer. IL analyzer. Language interoperation. CHASM. Program Database Files. Performance instrumetnation. DUCTAPE. TAU_inst. Tools.

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