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| Fortran Language [Top] |
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| Additional Information on Fortran 90 - Decyk, Norton, Szymanski |
| A Comparison of C++ and Fortran 90 for Object-Oriented Scientific Programming - John R. Cary and Svetlana G. Shasharina |
| A Look at Fortran 90 - Thomas M. Lahey |
| European Standards for Writing and Documenting Exchangeable Fortran 90 Code - Meteorological Office of the UK |
| F90 Language Tables - Compares the syntax of Fortran, C++, and Matlab and would be useful to someone who is experienced in C++ or Matlab taking up Fortran 90 (or vice versa) - Ed Akin |
| Fortran and Other Manuals for Sun OS and Solaris - Sun Microsystems |
| Fortran and Windows - A summary of programming options by Polyhedron Software |
| Fortran 90 and Computational Science - Online Book by the Computational Science Education Project (CSEP) |
| Fortran 90 as a Language of Choice for Science Students - John Prentice (via Hewlett Packard) |
| Fortran 90 Essentials - Cornell Theory Center (based upon work by Decyk, Norton, Szymanski) |
| Fortran 90 for the FORTRAN 77 Programmer - Bo Einarsson and Yurij Shokin |
| Fortran 90: The First Two Years - On the evolution of the NAG Fortran 90 compiler |
| FORTRAN 90 vs C++ - an educational perspective - by John Prentice via Computer Transition Systems |
| Fortran User's Survey - Supported a study of formal methodologies to study the design of programming languages, focusing on techniques in analysing the design of Fortran 95. |
| F2C - Index of Changes, User Manuals, Readme, etc. |
| Improving the Output of F2C - George Levy (via NAG) |
| Information About G77, a Free Fortran Compiler |
| Interactive Fortran 77: A Hand's on Approach - Chivers and Sleightholme |
| Introduction to F - Harvey Gould |
| Introduction to Fortran 90 - David J. Ennis, via Ohio Supercomputer Center (Postscript) |
| Introduction to Fortran 90 - Alexander Donev, Michigan State University |
| Michael Metcalf's CNL Fortran 90 Articles - CERN |
| Modern Fortran Revived as the Language of Scientific Parallel Computing - DIGITAL Technical Journal, Volume 8, Number 3 |
| Overview of G77, a Free Fortran Compiler - Clive Page (MS Word version also available) |
| Professional Programmer's Guide to Fortran 77 - Clive Page (Complete book on-line, MS Word, Postscript, Latex versions) |
| User Notes on Fortran Programming - John Prentice |
| Using GNU Fortran - Delorie Software/Craig Burley |
| Safer Subsets of FORTRAN 77 - Hatton |
| Technical Reports from the Center for Research on Parallel Computation (CRPC) - Rice |
| The F Language - Jeanne Adams (from SCDzine) |
| The Fortran Saga - Brian Meek, Computing Center, King's College |
| Why F? - David Epstein (Imagine1) |
| Why Fortran 90? - Decyk, Norton, Szymanski |
| Interfacing With Other Languages [Top] |
| C from Fortran - Gary Ferland's notes on C |
| Calling Fortran DLLs from Visual Basic - Canaima Software |
| CNF and F77 Mixed Language Programming - FORTRAN and C Version 3.1 Programmer's Manual - The CNF package comprises two sets of software which ease the task of writing portable programs in a mixture of FORTRAN and C. F77 is a set of C macros for handling the FORTRAN/C subroutine linkage in a portable way, and CNF is a set of C functions to handle the difference between FORTRAN and C character strings and logical values. P.M. Allan, A.J. Chipperfield, CCLRC / Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Particle Physics & Astronomy Research Council. |
| Combining Java and Fortran - Mark Fardal |
| C++/Fortran Mixed-language Calling - Carsten Arnholm |
| Putting a Java Interface on your C, C++, or Fortran Code - Chris Anderson |
| Users Manual for BFORT: Producing Fortran Interfaces to C Source Code - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
| VB and Fortran - Matthew Nicoll, Cypher Consulting |
| Miscellaneous [Top] |
| A Diagnostic Test Set - Comparison of Three Fortran Vendors Compiler Generated and Run-Time Diagnostics for Fundamental Human Errors - H. D. Knoble |
| ADX: Algorithms for Adaptive Discretization Based on Triangular Grids - Jean-Yves Trépanier, professeur adjoint, Herong Yang, associé de recherche, Groupe MIAO, Département de génie mécanique, École Polytechnique de Montréal |
| A FORTRAN Package For Floating-Point Multiple-Precision Arithmetic - Dr. David M. Smith, Mathematics Department, Loyola Marymount University |
| A Multiple-Precision Division Algorithm - Dr. David M. Smith, Mathematics Department, Loyola Marymount University |
| Arnaud Desitter Articles - Various articles published by Arnaud Desitter via Fortran-2000.com. |
| Automatic Selection of High-order Transformations in the IBM XL Fortran COmpilers - V. Sarkar, IBM J. Res. Develop., 41, 3, May 1997, 233-264 |
| C++ Gets Faster for Scientific Computing - Arch D. Robison, KAI |
| C++ Programming for Scientists - Roldan Pozo and Karin Remington |
| Comparison Between F and Java - Imagine1 |
| Creating FORTRAN DLLs for Use in GAUSS for Windows 95/NT - Paul Söderlind |
| Digital Technical Journal Articles (Selected) - Various Topics Related to Fortran in General and Digital Fortran Products |
| Efficient Multiple-Precision Evaluation of Elementary Functions - Dr. David M. Smith, Mathematics Department, Loyola Marymount University |
| Faster Numerical Algorithms via Exception Handling - Xiaoye S. Li and James W. Demmel (Compressed Postscript) |
| FortranPlus User's Guide - N.A.Software Ltd. |
| Fortran Specific Articles at the Networked Computer Science Technical Reference Library (NCSTRL) |
| GlobSol - A method of processing code lists to circumvent run-time interpretation is presented by George F. Corliss and R. Baker Kearfott |
| How Fast is your Java for Number Crunching? - On the SciMark Benchmark by Roldan Pozo (National Institute of Standards and Technology) |
| IEEE Floating Point Exceptions |
| Is Scientific Software Accurate? - Les Hatton, Programming Research Ltd, John Rice, Purdue University |
| Is the Quality of Numerical Subroutine Code Improving? - Tim Hopkins, University of Kent Computing Laboratory |
| McCabe's Metric Applied to Fortran High Performance Computing - L. Gasser |
| Multiple Precision Complex Arithmetic and Functions - Dr. David M. Smith, Mathematics Department, Loyola Marymount University |
| My Programming Style - Lucio Chiappetti |
| Networked Computer Science Technical Reference Library (NCSTRL) - Search Engine of Technical Publications |
| Obfuscated C - Steve Miller |
| Obfuscated C++ - Rob Murray, Director, Engineering at the Irvine office of Net Explorer, via the C Report. |
| Oscillatory Integration - A comentary on methods of highly oscillatory numerical integration. Ulf T. Ehrenmark, Department CISM, London Guildhall University. Associated Code |
| Programming Multigrid in Fortran 90 - Thor Gjesdal, Christian Michelsen Research AS - Describes a simple one-dimensional multigrid Poisson solver in order to illustrate some of the new features of Fortran90, and how they can be used in multigrid methods (Compressed Postscript). Software Repository |
| Repository of Articles/Papers by John R. Rice at Purdue |
| Review of F/ELF90 - Computers in Physics |
| Scientific Computing with Python - Konrad Hinsen |
| SQLJ: Embedded SQL for Java - Oracle |
| Taming the GUI Dragon (with ClearWin+) - Salford Software |
| Technical Reports - Computer Science Research Center, Ecole des Mines de Paris |
| Technical Reports - in French - INRIA (French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control) |
| The Design of a Portable Scientific Tool: A Case Study Using SnB - Steven M. Gallo, Russ Miller (State University of New York at Buffalo Department of Computer Science), Charles M. Weeks (Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute) |
| The Perils of Floating Point - Bruce M. Bush (Lahey Computer Systems) |
| X-Windows/Motif in Fortran |
| Parallel Programming/Processing [Top] |
| A Compilation System That Integrates High Performance Fortran and Fortran M - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
| A High-Performance, Portable Implementation of the Message Passing Interface (MPI) Standard - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
| An Interface for Efficient Vector Scatters and Gathers on Parallel Machines - Argonne National Laboratory |
| An Introduction to Performance Debugging for Parallel Computers - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
| BSPLIB - A Proposal for a Standard Library for Bulk Synchronous Parallel Programming |
| Co-Array Fortran for Parallel Programming - Robert W. Numrich and John Reid (GZIP Compressed Postscript) - Abstract - Co-Array Fortran Web Site |
| Designing and Building Parallel Programs - Ian Foster (Web Site Associated with Book of Same Name) |
| Evaluations of HPF for Practical Scientific Algorithms on T3E - Chris H. Q. Ding (Postcript) |
| Fortran M Language Definition - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
| High Performance Fortran - Adaptor Website Collection |
| High Performance Fortran - Northeast Parallel Architectures Center |
| High Performance Fortran and Fortran M - Argonne National Laboratory |
| High Performance Networking and Computing Conference - Archives of Past Conference Technical Papers |
| HPF/JA: An HPF Extension for Real-World Scientific Applications - Japan Association of High Performance Fortran Extensions to the Evolving HPF Standard |
| Message-Passing Tools for Structured Grid Communications - An MPI-based library intended to simplify coding of data exchange within the FORTRAN 77 codes performing data transfers on distributed Cartesian grids |
| MPI as a Coordination Layer for Communicating HPF Tasks - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
| On Parallel Scientific Computing Using Networked PCs and Workstations - Beowulf (Various Articles in Postscript and HTML Format) |
| On the Message Passing Interface - Oak Ridge National Laboratory (David W. Walker, Various Articles in Postscript and HTML Format) |
| OPEN MP Web Site - An Application Program Interface (API) that supports multi-platform shared-memory programming on Unix platforms and Microsoft Windows NT architectures |
| Parallel Numerical Algorithm Papers - NASA Langley Institute for Computer Applications in Science and Engineering (ICASE) |
| P4 Parallel Programming System - Ewing Lusk (Argonne National Laboratory) |
| Programming in Fortran M - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
| PVM Guide - On using the Parallel Virtual Machine - Clay Breshears, University of Tennessee |
| Stanford University SUIF Compiler Project on Parallel Programming |
| The Impact of HPF Data Layout on the Design of Efficient and Maintainable Parallel Linear Algebra Libraries - Argonne National Laboratory (Compressed Postscript) |
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