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Revision as of 10:50, 26 February 2008
'Fortran2: Getting the most from Fortran'
Following On
These notes follow on from the Fortran1 course. You may want to look back at those notes and examples, or if you're feeling confident, just dive in here!
To get the example programs login in to a Linux box and type:
svn co http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion-open/fortran2/trunk fortran2
Allocatable Arrays
A 2d grid. Read x and y dimensions from a namelist. fill out array values according to 360 degrees/num cells etc.
Have written example. Will write up notes - GW.
User Derived Types
DAB radio. Channel has frequency and name. Array of channels.
Have written example, will write up notes - GW.
Modules
Variables and subroutines. Use (with only attributes). Group together related info/routines.
Libraries
Appendices
Including NetCDF
Have written examples, will write up notes - GW.