| The Source and Data Files to Compile and run the example Fortran
Programs and Routines presented over the course are listed below,
and in Appendix 2 of the course notes. The Files may be copied
by using the links in the "File to Download" column.
All Routines are coded in Fortran 77 unless otherwise indicated.
For a description of the processing refer to the comments at the
beginning of the Program Source Files '*.for' or '*.f90'.
Fortran Routine Source Files, Program Binaries and Data : |
| Type of File | Description | File to Download |
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| Fortran
Source Code |
Pentagonal Numbers, Fortran 77 | clpent.for |
| Pentagonal Numbers, Fortran 90 | clpent.f90 | |
| Pentagonal Numbers, with Subroutine | clptsb.for | |
| Subroutine computing Pentagonal Number | sbpent.for | |
| Pseudo Random Number (return) Function | fnduwh.for | |
| Pseudo Random Number Subroutine | rnduwh.for | |
| Pseudo Random Number Display Program | ttrand.for | |
| Interactive Version of Example Program | splref.for | |
| Course Example Program | splrfb.for | |
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| Linux
Binary Executable |
Compiled Linux Binary for 'clpent.for' | clpent.bin |
| Compiled Linux Binary for 'clptsb.for' | clptsb.bin | |
| Compiled Linux Binary for 'splref.for' | splref.bin | |
| Compiled Linux Binary for 'splrfb.for' | splrfb.bin | |
| Compiled Linux Binary for 'ttrand.for' | ttrand.bin | |
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| Sample Data
to run the Example Program |
Data Parameters for 'splrfb.bin' | SPLCDT |
| Sample Input Data for example Program | SPLRIN | |
| Sample Output Data off Example Program | SPLROU | |
| To run the Example Programs, download the Source Files with 'for'
and 'f90' Extensions and then Compile them, or pick the ready made
Binary 'bin' Files, which should run directly on a recent version
of Linux. In addition, 'splref.bin' and 'splrfb.bin' will need the
Data File 'SPLRIN' and in the case of 'splrfb.bin', the Control
Parameters File 'SPLCDT' too.
To compile the Source Files, on a Unix computer or PC with Linux, either the GNU 'gfortran' or Intel 'ifort' Compilers should work. The latter requires a licence. 'gfortran' does not, and comes as part of recent Linux Distributions. Both accept Fortran 77 'for', or Fortran 90 'f90' Source Files. For example, using the 'clpent' Program : gfortran -o clpent.bin clpent.for ifort -o clpent.bin clpent.for produce a local Version of the Binary 'clpent.bin'. When a Subroutines or Functions are involved, with the Source Code in separate Files, the Main Program File and all Subprogram Files should be jointly submitted to the Compiler. For example : gfortran -o clptsb.bin clptsb.for sbpent.for writes a Binary for the Program 'clptsb' and Subroutine 'sbpent'. On some older Linux systems, the GNU Fortran compiler may be 'g77', with only partial support for Fortran 90, or any later standards. Invoke the Binary on the Command Line, and respond to the Prompts. The Interactive Version of the Course Example Program, 'splref.bin' will successfully run with replies 'SPLRIN', 'SPLROU', '12', '64', and '1' or '2'. The first two and last may be defaulted. The Values correspond to those in the 'SPLCDT' Control File for 'splrfb.bin'. |