11/3/71 | FOR (I) |
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NAME |
for -- fortran |
SYNOPSIS |
for file |
DESCRIPTION |
for is a nearly complete fortran compiler. file is the nameof a fortran source program to be compiled. The following |
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| is a list of differences between for and ANSI standardfortran: |
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| 1. arbitrary combination of types are allowed inexpressions. Not all combinations are expected to be |
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| supported in runtime. All of the normal conversionsinvolving integer, real and double precision are allowed. |
FILES |
f.tmpl, 2 3 temporary/etc/f1, 2 3 4 passes |
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| /etc/xx runtime |
SEE_ALSO |
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DIAGNOSTICS |
Diagnostics are given by number. If the source code isavailable, it is printed with an underline at the current |
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| character pointer. A listing of error numbers isavailable. |
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BUGS |
The following is a list of those features not yetimplemented: functions, arithmetic statement functions. |
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| data statements, complex constants, hollerith constants,continuation cards |
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OWNER |
dmr, ken |
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