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- Contents
- Introduction to HP FORTRAN 77
- The FORTRAN 77 Compiler
- Vocabulary
- FORTRAN Terms
- Source File Structure
- Language Elements
- Character Set
- Special Symbols
- Keywords
- Comments
- Symbolic Names
- Data Types
- Variables
- Records
- Expressions
- FORTRAN Statements
- Statement Format
- Classification
- Order of Statements
- ACCEPT Statement
- ASSIGN Statement
- Assignment Statement
- BACKSPACE Statement
- BLOCK DATA
- BYTE Statement
- CALL Statement
- CHARACTER
- CLOSE Statement
- COMMON Statement
- COMPLEX Statement
- COMPLEX*8
- COMPLEX*16
- CONTINUE
- DATA Statement
- DECODE Statement
- DELETE Statement
- DIMENSION
- DO Statement
- DOUBLE COMPLEX
- DOUBLE PRECISION
- ELSE Statement
- ELSE IF Statement
- ENCODE Statement
- END Statement
- END DO Statement
- END MAP Statement
- END STRUCTURE
- END UNION
- ENDFILE Statement
- ENDIF Statement
- ENTRY Statement
- EQUIVALENCE
- EXTERNAL
- FORMAT Statement
- FUNCTION
- GOTO Statement
- IF Statement
- IMPLICIT Statement
- INCLUDE Statement
- INQUIRE Statement
- INTEGER Statement
- INTEGER*2
- INTEGER*4
- INTRINSIC
- LOGICAL Statement
- LOGICAL*1
- MAP Statement
- NAMELIST
- ON Statement
- OPEN Statement
- PARAMETER
- Alternate PARAMETER
- PAUSE Statement
- PRINT Statement
- PROGRAM
- READ Statement
- REAL Statement
- REAL*4 Statement
- REAL*8 Statement
- REAL*16 Statement
- RECORD Statement
- RETURN Statement
- REWIND Statement
- REWRITE Statement
- SAVE Statement
- Statement Function
- STOP Statement
- STRUCTURE
- SUBROUTINE
- SYSTEM INTRINSIC
- TYPE Statement
- UNION Statement
- UNLOCK Statement
- VIRTUAL Statement
- VOLATILE
- WRITE Statement
- Input/Output
- Formatted
- Format Specifications
- Format Descriptors
- Edit Descriptors
- Repeat Specification
- Nesting of Format
- Processing a Format
- Unformatted Input/Output
- List-Directed
- Namelist-Directed
- File Handling
- The OPEN Statement
- The FNUM Procedure
- The FSET Procedure
- The UNITCONTROL
- Automatically Opening Files
- Compiling and Running HP FORTRAN 77/iX Programs
- The FTNXL Command
- The FTNXLLK Command
- The FTNXLGO Command
- Running the Compiler
- Passing Run Command Parameters
- Listing Format
- Compiler Directives
- Effects of the Directives
- ALIAS Directive
- ALIGNMENT
- ANSI Directive
- ASSEMBLY Directive
- CHECK ACTUAL PARM
- CHECK FORMAL PARM
- CHECK OVERFLOW
- CODE Directive
- CODE OFFSETS
- COPYRIGHT
- CROSSREF Directive
- DEBUG Directive
- ELSE Directive
- ENDIF Directive
- EXTERNAL ALIAS
- FTN3000 66
- HP1000 Directive
- HP3000 16 Directive
- IF Directive
- INCLUDE Directive
- INIT Directive
- LINES Directive
- LIST Directive
- LIST CODE
- LITERAL ALIAS
- LOCALITY Directive
- LONG Directive
- LOWERCASE
- MIXED FORMATS
- NLS Directive
- NLS SOURCE
- NOSTANDARD
- ONETRIP Directive
- OPTIMIZE Directive
- PAGE Directive
- PAGEWIDTH
- POSTPEND
- RANGE Directive
- RLFILE Directive
- RLINIT Directive
- SAVE LOCALS
- SEGMENT Directive
- SET Directive
- SHORT Directive
- STANDARD LEVEL
- SUBTITLE Directive
- SYMDEBUG
- SYMTABLE Directive
- SYSINTR Directive
- SYSTEM INTRINSIC
- TABLES Directive
- TITLE Directive
- UPPERCASE
- VERSION Directive
- WARNINGS
- XREF Directive
- Interfacing with Non-FORTRAN Subprograms
- Parameter Passing
- Use of COMMON and Labels
- Files
- FORTRAN and C
- FORTRAN and Pascal Data Types
- Condition Codes
- Built-In Functions
- Managing Run-Time Errors and Exceptions
- Trapping Run-Time Errors
- I/O Run-Time Errors
- Data Format in Memory
- Overflow Conditions
- BYTE (LOGICAL*1) Format
- INTEGER*2 Format
- INTEGER*4 Format
- REAL*4 Format
- REAL*8 Format
- REAL*16 Format
- COMPLEX*8 Format
- COMPLEX*16
- LOGICAL*2 Format
- LOGICAL*4 Format
- Character Format
- Hollerith Format
- Diagnostic Messages
- Compile-Time Diagnostics
- Run-Time Errors
- Compile-Time Errors
- Compile-Time Warnings
- Run-Time Errors
- Intrinsic Functions and Math Subroutines
- Invoking an Intrinsic Function
- Generic and Specific Function Names
- Summary of the Intrinsic Functions
- FORTRAN Intrinsic Functions
- Function Descriptions
- FORTRAN Comparisons
- Extensions to the Standard
- Comparison of HPFORTRAN 77 and FORTRAN 66/V
- Comparison of HP FORTRAN 77 and FORTRAN 7X
- HP Character Set
- Indexed Sequential Access Program
- Index