FORTRAN 90 Complete ANSI Reference

Name: FORTRAN 90 Complete ANSI Reference
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ISBN: 9780070004061

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Authors: Jeanne C. Adams

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Describes the most recent version, covering its features (and giving the rationale for their inclusion and use), terminology, and basic organization. Includes hundreds of examples, with an example index for access. Chapter topics include concepts and terms, language elements and source form, data types, declarations, using data, expressions and assignment, controlling execution, input and output processing, and using procedures. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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List price: $79.50
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Binding: Hardcover
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.50" long x 2.00" tall
Weight: 2.530
Language: English

Preface
Sneak Preview	p. 1
Introduction	p. 13
History	p. 13
Why a New Standard?	p. 15
Why Not Use Another Language?	p. 17
Development of Fortran 90	p. 18
Fortran 77 Compatibility	p. 18
Extensibility	p. 19
Intrinsic and Standard Modules	p. 20
The Fortran 90 Language Standard	p. 21
References	p. 24
Fortran Concepts and Terms	p. 25
Scope and Association	p. 26
Program Organization	p. 33
Data Environment	p. 36
Program Execution	p. 41
Terms	p. 44
Summary of Forms	p. 49
Ordering Requirements	p. 54
Example Fortran 90 Program	p. 56
Summary	p. 56
Language Elements and Source Form	p. 61
The Processor Character Set	p. 62
Lexical Tokens	p. 65
Source Form	p. 68
Rules for Fixed/Free Source Form	p. 77
The INCLUDE Line	p. 78
Low-Level Syntax	p. 79
Summary	p. 79
Data Types	p. 83
Building the Data Environment for a Problem Solution	p. 85
What Is Meant by "Type" in Fortran?	p. 89
Intrinsic Data Types	p. 92
Derived Types	p. 102
Structure Constructors	p. 112
Array Constructors	p. 115
Summary	p. 119
Declarations	p. 121
Type Declaration Statements	p. 124
Implicit Typing	p. 132
Array Properties	p. 134
Pointer Properties	p. 142
Object Accessibility and Use	p. 151
Procedure Properties	p. 160
Automatic Data Objects	p. 163
NAMELIST Statement	p. 164
Storage Association	p. 164
Summary	p. 175
Using Data	p. 185
Constants and Variables	p. 187
Substrings	p. 189
Structure Components	p. 191
Arrays	p. 193
Pointers and Allocatable Arrays	p. 201
Summary	p. 209
Expressions and Assignment	p. 213
Introduction to Fortran 90 Expressions	p. 214
Formation of Expressions	p. 219
Interpretation of Expressions	p. 256
Evaluation of Expressions	p. 263
Assignment	p. 268
Summary	p. 281
Controlling Execution	p. 285
The Execution Sequence	p. 286
Blocks and Executable Constructs	p. 286
IF Construct and IF Statement	p. 288
The CASE Construct	p. 292
The DO Construct	p. 296
Branching	p. 308
Obsolescent Control Statements	p. 311
Summary	p. 314
Input and Output Processing	p. 319
Records, Files, Access Methods, and Units	p. 320
Data Transfer Statements	p. 330
Execution Model for Data Transfer Statements	p. 358
Error and Other Conditions in Input/Output Statements	p. 361
The OPEN Statement	p. 364
The CLOSE Statement	p. 372
Inquiring about Files	p. 374
File Positioning Statements	p. 383
Restrictions on Input/Output Specifiers, List Items, and Statements	p. 388
Summary	p. 388
Input and Output Editing	p. 393
Explicit Formatting	p. 395
Format Specifications	p. 397
Character String Edit Descriptor Form	p. 400
Formatted Data Transfer	p. 401
File Positioning by Format Control	p. 406
Numeric Editing	p. 407
Logical Editing	p. 419
Character Editing	p. 420
Control Edit Descriptors	p. 422
List-Directed Formatting	p. 429
Namelist Formatting	p. 434
Summary	p. 443
Program Units	p. 447
Overview	p. 448
Main Program	p. 449
Internal Procedures	p. 453
Host Association	p. 455
External Subprograms	p. 460
Modules	p. 462
Block Data Program Units	p. 477
Summary	p. 478
Using Procedures	p. 483
Procedure Terms and Concepts	p. 484
Subroutines	p. 491
Functions	p. 496
Procedure-Related Statements	p. 503
Argument Association	p. 509
Procedure Interfaces	p. 530
Summary	p. 543
Intrinsic Procedures	p. 547
Intrinsic Procedure Terms and Concepts	p. 548
Representation Models	p. 550
Inquiry and Numeric Manipulation Functions	p. 552
Transfer and Conversion Functions	p. 555
Computation Functions	p. 555
Array Functions	p. 557
Intrinsic Subroutines	p. 558
Alphabetical List of All Intrinsic Procedures	p. 559
Specific Names for Generic Intrinsic Procedures	p. 562
Summary	p. 565
Scope, Association, and Definition	p. 567
The Use of Names	p. 569
Scope	p. 570
Association	p. 578
Definition Status	p. 585
Appendix A: Intrinsic Procedures	p. 591
Appendix B: Fortran 90 Syntax	p. 661
The Form of the Syntax	p. 661
Syntax Rules and Constraints	p. 665
Cross References	p. 689
Appendix C: Decremental Features	p. 701
Deleted Features	p. 701
Obsolescent Features	p. 701
Index of Examples	p. 705
Index	p. 711
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