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Computer programming - fortran

1. Comparison of C++, Fortran 90 and Oberon-2
2. Fortran 90, 95, and 2003 Home Page
3. Interactive Fortran 77: A Hands on Approach (Second Edition)
4. Numerical Algorithms Group
5. User Notes on Fortan Programming

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Comparison of C++, Fortran 90 and Oberon-2

Article assessing and comparing the suitability of the C++. Fortran, and Oberon-2 programming languages for scientific and engineering competing tasks.
     Author: Mosli, Bernd
     Subjects: computer programming - c++, computer programming - fortran, computer programming - oberon
     DeweyClass: 005.133
     Resource type: article

Fortran 90, 95, and 2003 Home Page

Collection of links to information about Fortran 90, 95 and 2003 and conversion from Fortran 77, iincluding books, guides and program examples.
     Author: Chivers, Ian & Sleightholme, Jane
     Subjects: computer programming - fortran
     DeweyClass: 005.133
     Resource type: index

Interactive Fortran 77: A Hands on Approach (Second Edition)

Full text of a book about the Fortran 77 language, available in PDF or PostScript format.
     Author: Chivers, Ian & Sleightholme, Jane
     Subjects: computer programming - fortran
     DeweyClass: 005.133
     Resource type: guide, non-fiction ebook

Numerical Algorithms Group

Details of numerical software libraries for the solution of mathematical problems, statistical software, compilers and tools, visualisation software, symbolic software and simulation software.
     Author: Numerical Algorithms Group
     Subjects: algebra, algorithms, computer programming - c++, computer programming - fortran, mathematics software, numerical analysis, simulation, visualisation
     DeweyClass: 510
     Resource type: software

User Notes on Fortan Programming

A guide for users on aspects of Fortan programming, including general programming rules, debugging and program validation, recursion, data types, logical units and files, dynamic memory allocation, programming tools, floating-point numbers, and the programming environment.
     Author: University of North Carolina
     Subjects: computer programming - fortran
     DeweyClass: 005.133
     Resource type: guide