On 08/20/2012 11:39 AM, Noam Bernstein wrote:
On Aug 20, 2012, at 11:12 AM, David Warren wrote:
The biggest issue you may have is that gnu fortran does not support all the
fortran constructs that all the others do. Most fortrans have supported the
standard plus the DEC extentions. Gnu fortran
On Aug 20, 2012, at 11:12 AM, David Warren wrote:
> The biggest issue you may have is that gnu fortran does not support all the
> fortran constructs that all the others do. Most fortrans have supported the
> standard plus the DEC extentions. Gnu fortran does not quite get all the
> standards.I
The biggest issue you may have is that gnu fortran does not support all the
fortran constructs that all the others do. Most fortrans have supported the
standard plus the DEC extentions. Gnu fortran does not quite get all the
standards.Intel fortran does support them all, and I believe that portland
On Aug 19, 2012, at 12:11 PM, Bill Mulberry wrote:
> I have a large program written in FORTRAN 77 with a couple of routines
> written in C++. It has MPI commands built into it to run on a large scale
> multiprocessor IBM systems. I am now having the task of transferring this
> program over to a
Hi
I have a large program written in FORTRAN 77 with a couple of routines
written in C++. It has MPI commands built into it to run on a large scale
multiprocessor IBM systems. I am now having the task of transferring this
program over to a cluster system. Both the multiprocessor and cluste
