GNU Fortran | Lesson 1

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Uploaded by on Apr 6, 2010

I show you a bit of gnu fortran, a language with the same syntax and behavior as fortran 90.

Download GFortran at:
http://www.macresearch.org/gfortran-leopard

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  • 4chan obsolete language? You're definitely 15 aren't you?

  • @NihonDior 14, actually. At the time I made this video I was 13.

  • If you name your source file hello.f90, the six space stuff is not needed. Also the c for comment thing is old fortran, in more modern code, a comment starts with an ! sign and can be located anywhere except in the middle of a line of code of course. If your souce code is in a .f file, the compiler assums its old fortran, so watch out for that :-)

  • @wkg1959 thanks for the tips

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  • love the video really good

  • you have some great stuff here

  • fortran rules!

  • I started with fortran 2 then fortran 4 then fortran 77 (the best one to me)

    it is very powerfull language (specialy on vms systems where compilers provide powerfull code)

    you can write any kind of program with fortran because it is very modular

    contrary with others langages there are no restrictions for names

    you just have to respect the syntax

  • Where did you see the way to install fortran?? cause i can't install it on my mac, I have already downloaded and installed the package and I can't compile my fortran file. Can you give me a good tutorial for the installation and compilation??

  • @RogueAstronomer Ahh, i thought so. Thank you for the confirmation. I should look into this language a little more then :).

    good luck with your programs!

  • @TheMovieMaker123

    Yes, Fortran is a common programming language in physics and astronomy. I used it lot for writing short programs for graduate celestial mechanics homework assignment.

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