The following is a specific example of a general situation I've run into many times:
I am generating an output file and each line has a key associated with it, say the first non-space part of the input file. I mean to have filled a hash with all the possible keys and values associated with all...
I'm working with really big files - ~10 giga each. I'm programming on a Mac. Mac has an "Activity Monitor" that lets you look at, among other things, how much memory you're using. The memory is divided into 4 categories - free, wired, active and inactive - and the total amount adds up to the...
I'd like to index a lot of 20 character strings on 2 different numbers. I'm working with very large numbers of these character strings (32 million) and I'm running into trouble because Fortran doesn't want to let me make variables that big. I can always split things into smaller groups, but I...
Does the "END PROGRAM" statement come before or after the subroutines?
I'm a beginner with Fortran. I'm having problems with a program that has several subroutines. I've seen the "END PROGRAM" statement both before and after the subroutines. My program (running on Compaq Visual Fortran) seems...
I'm sure there is an incredibly simple answer to this, but I'm a complete beginner at Fortran and I'm having trouble figuring it out. I received code from someone that I need to implement. The code includes a step where the author uses the sortqq function in MSFLIB to sort the elements in an...
I want to run several programs on my Macintosh (OS X, Tiger) using my Absoft Fortran compiler (http://www.absoft.com/Products/Compilers/Fortran/Macintosh/macintosh.html). Unfortunately, the code was written using Compaq Visual Fortran and uses MSFLIB, but Absoft doesn't have MSFLIB. Does anyone...
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