With a little luck, one day you will be able to log onto
E2 and become an instant FORTRAN
god/
goddess. Not anytime soon, perhaps, but here's what's around so far:
Nodes with info on FORTRAN (both history and fan letters):
Fortran (you are here)
FORTRAN I
Fortran 66
Fortran 90
Fortran 0x
High Performance Fortran
MIA Fortran
Why FORTRAN is our Friend
How Not to Code:
kangaroo code
spaghetti code
Language/Command Reference Nodes:
COMMMON block
CONJG(x)
GOTO (Fortran-specific syntax not yet covered)
(more upcoming)
Compilers:
g77
f77
Miscellaneous:
Hello World has a FORTRAN version included.
This project motivated by a
summer job that involves sorting through and modifying
nuclear physics FORTRAN 77 code older than I am.
/msg me or
softlink anything that ought to be added.
My all-time favorite FORTRAN reference book is Fortran 77 for humans (West Publishing Company, 1980). Despite all mentions of punch cards, it taught me almost all that I know, including how to censor text containing the words "durn" and "heck."