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Need tutorial or text for Fortran feature

WSinc
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‎10-30-2002 08:05 PM
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I am writing an application where I will need to make use of the RECORD or STRUCT feautires of Fortran 95.

The on-line help topics don't give enough detail to be of much use. What would be desirable is a textbook or tutorials with copious examples to look at, i.e. actual running code gragments.

Any suggestions on where to look, or what books to purchase?
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Jugoslav_Dujic
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‎10-31-2002 09:48 AM
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Standard Fortran keyword is TYPE. RECORD is Microsoft (DEC?) extension that predates TYPE and it's still supported in CVF, but the new codes should use TYPE instead. Online help discusses that to a reasonable level -- look for TYPE or "Derived data types".

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