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Home > Forums > Programmers > Languages > Fortran Forum

print specific values of arrayHelpful Member!(2) 

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ellipm (Programmer)
10 May 12 18:06

Hi,
I have an enormous amount of results to print and i'm wondering if there's a way to print them every 100 steps for example. i'm trying to do it that way

CODE --> fortran

DO I=1,NI,100
DO J=1,NJ
WRITE(2,200) DS(I),S(I),U(I,J)
enddo
ENDDO

but i didn't make any progress so far. I'm not sure that there's such a possibility in fortran.
Helpful Member!  xwb (Programmer)
10 May 12 18:11

Anything is possible. Your little snippet will print every 100th row of U but it depends on the values of NI and NJ. You could still produce large amounts of output if NJ is large.
ellipm (Programmer)
10 May 12 18:17

NJ isn't large. nj=30. NI is 10000.But it seems that my way doesn't work out. I have every i step printed!!
salgerman (Programmer)
10 May 12 22:23

Is this exactly the code as you are using it? or
are you simplifying stuff and THEN posting?

By the way, I am not sure I would have written the inner loop like that, I would have

CODE

DO I=1,NI,100
write(2,*) DS(I),S(I),(U(I,J),J=1,NJ)
ENDDO
xwb (Programmer)
11 May 12 0:15

Well spotted salgerman.

ellipm what you're seeing is 30 lines for every 100th line. What does FORMAT 200 look like?
Helpful Member!  gummibaer (Programmer)
11 May 12 5:15

Just my impression:

I would not be too happy to have only one percent of the results presented to me, Murphy's law has it, that the interesting part of your results will be in the other 99 % of your data.

What about graphics ?

This link http://fortranwiki.org/fortran/show/Libraries gives (among others) a list of fortran graphic packages that may be helpful to display a lot of data.

Norbert

The optimist believes we live in the best of all possible worlds - the pessimist fears this might be true.
xwb (Programmer)
11 May 12 17:58
If you are using ifort (IVF), there is a graphical array viewer that comes with it.
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