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Kupferschmid M. — Classical FORTRAN: Programming for Engineering and Scientific Applications
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Название: Classical FORTRAN: Programming for Engineering and Scientific Applications

Автор: Kupferschmid M.

Аннотация:

Classical FORTRAN is a college text, self-study guide, and reference about computer programming for numerical calculations. The book features a conversational, classroom-proven style that is easy to read and contains numerous case studies and examples. The author provides practical advice on program design, documentation, and coding style and unusually detailed coverage of floating-point arithmetic. He thoroughly discusses performance measurement and optimization and introduces parallel processing using MPI, FORTRAN-90, High Performance FORTRAN, and vector processing. The author also gives expert advice on dealing with troublesome legacy codes.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Технология/

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Год издания: 2002

Количество страниц: 736

Добавлена в каталог: 14.11.2009

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!, factorial      see "Factorial function"
!, Fortran-90 comment character      589
", alternate character constant delimiter      589
"commands" Fortran      see "Statements"
"decorating" code      321
"embarrassingly parallel" applications      566
"Fascist" programming      335
#, makefile comment character      468
#include directives      361 454
$, avoid in names      368
$, cursor control in FORMAT      202
$, evaluates shell variable      468
$C_R$, ASCII line feed, Z'OA'      232
$C_R$, ASCII line feed, Z'OA' to accept a default      302
$C_R$, denotes carriage return      26 232 see
$e^X$      see "Exponential function"
$i = \sqrt{-1}$      27 88
$j = \sqrt{-1}$ in electrical engineering      27 105
$pragma      664
$R_max$, largest real value      144
$S_n$, speedup using n parallel processors      563
$T_n$, parallel running time      563
$\eta$, scalar/vector run time ratio      546
$\infty$, infinity, IEEE bit pattern      96
$\mu$, mean value      204
$\pi$, pi, circle constant      85 273 500
$\sigma$, standard deviation      204 215
$\zeta(x)$, Riemann zeta function      Ex 6.8.21 153
$|\overline{\underline{1}}|$ reference to listing line      26 411 634
&, for alternate return archaic      384
&, in bash standard-error redirection      214
&, NAMELIST data marker prefix      403
&, shell background command      213
&END, NAMELIST data terminator      403
', in direct access I/O, archaic      402
', quote, character constant delimiter      230
', quote, character constant delimiter, defined as a character      230—231 238
', quote, character constant delimiter, doubled in quoted string      201
(), empty argument list      388
(), parentheses, in complex constants      89
(), parentheses, in expressions      53
(1), array dimension      §13.7.1 390—391
**, exponentiation operator      52
**, exponentiation operator, array operands, Fortran-90      578
*, alternate comment character      365
*, alternate return from subprogram      384
*, assumed-size array dimension      162 580
*, FORMAT specifier in I/O statements      198
*, in data type names      75
*, in HPF DISTRIBUTE directive      598 609
*, in INTINS output field      639
*, in overflowed print field      200
*, multiplication operator      52
*, multiplication operator, array operands, Fortran-90      578
*, unit specifier in I/O statements      198
*IF interactive Fortran processor      32
+, addition operator and unary plus      52
+, addition operator and unary plus, array operands, Fortran-90      578
-, subtraction operator and unary minus      52
-, subtraction operator and unary minus, array operands, Fortran-90      578
-C option of f      77 110 170
-C option of f, about      §14.1.2 431—432
-C option of f, avoid to speed execution      432
-C option of f, useless with arrays dimensioned (1)      391
-g option of f77      432 456
-L option of f77      467
-o option of f77      430 432 456
-p option of f      77 432 488
-p option of f, introduces mcount calls      489
., prefix of hidden UNIX™ file      302
.., parent UNIX™ directory      476
.3 man page file      471
.a archive file      466
.AND. logical operator      62 511
.B directive of troff      472
.br directive of troff      472
.ds directive of troff      472
.EQ and .EN directives for eqn      476
.EQ. logical operator      62
.F source file      430 454
.f source file, separate for make      460
.FALSE. logical constant      91
.GE. logical operator      62
.GT. logical operator      62
.in directive of troff      472
.LE. logical operator      62
.LT. logical operator      62
.NE. logical operator      62
.NOT. logical operator      62 92 511
.o object file      460
.OR. logical operator      62 511
.p man page file      470
.SH directive of troff      472
.sp directive of troff      472
.SUFFIXES makefile line      478
.TE directive of troff      472
.TH directive of troff      472
.TRUE, logical constant      91
.TS directive of troff      472
/, COMMON block name delimiter      181
/, compile-time initialization delimiter      85
/, division operator      52
/, division operator, array operands, Fortran-90      578
/, for call-by-reference, archaic      387
/, FORMAT field specification      200
/, NAMELIST name delimiter      403
//, string concatenation operator      407
/dev UNIX™ system directory      197
/dev/null UNIX™ infinite sink      217
/dev/tty UNIX™ logical device      210
/MPIPRIV/, COMMON block used by MPI      556
/ЕХРТ/, COMMON block for TIMER      493 665
0, unit number for standard-error      199
1$\Rightarrow$, denotes an observation      27
2's complement      76 99
24-hour clock      Ex 9.9.20 225
5, unit number for standard-in      199
6, unit number for standard-out      199
:, in array dimension range      117 581
:, in assumed-shape array      581 584
:, in HPF FORALL statement      605
:, in substring notation      406
:, vertical ellipsis in this book      26
;, continuation character      66
;, separates Fortran-90 statements      589
<, input redirection operator      208
>, output redirection operator      208
>>, append redirection operator      218
?, return code shell variable      440
A FORMAT field specification      233
a. out, executable file      44
ABORT message      445 456
abs function      66
ABSF, archaic function name      390
Absolute value      see "DABS" "ABS" "IABS"
Acceptance test      345
Accuracy of numerical code      296 see
Acknowledgements      §0.8 32—33
Acos function      58
active set in FORALL execution      606
Actual parameters      see "Parameters"
Ada language      6 10 372
Adams, Scott      29 300 414
Addition operator, +      52
Addition operator, +, array operands, Fortran-90      578
Address      see also "Memory allocation"
Address, array starting      136 161 540 610 611
Address, corresponding to variable      135 325 456
Address, data in COMMON      184 185 395
Address, data in memory      97 114 233
Address, outside array bounds      110 445
Address, parameter      136 161 268 386
Address, printing entry      Ex 9.9.25 227
Address, program counter      44 45
Address, return, on call stack      455
Address, subprogram entry      325 446 447
adjustable dimensions and code tuning      527
adjustable dimensions and Fortran-90 array operations      580
adjustable dimensions in HPF only for sequential arrays      612
adjustable dimensions, about      §7.1 159—166
adjustable dimensions, not allowed in COMMON      186
ADVANCE='NO' clause, Fortran-90 WRITE      577
advice to instructors      §0.6 30—31
Ahner, Darryl      33
AIMAG function      90
Alexander, Richard      33
ALGOL language      6
Algorithms, bisection      see "Bisection"
Algorithms, effect on speed      486
Algorithms, implementation details      §15.2.1 498—503
Algorithms, parallel      563 601—602
Algorithms, parallel sum      602 628
Algorithms, rectangle rule      559 614
Algorithms, selection of      306—307
Algorithms, Simpson's rule      Ex 3.8.17 72
Algorithms, vector      549
aliased parameters      136 152 387 673—674 Ex 151
Alice in Wonderland [121]      297
ALIGN directive, HPF      595 596
ALIGN directive, HPF, all array elements      611
Alignment      182—184 see
Alignment in COMMON by order      183—184 528—529
Alignment in memory      184 445 528—529 550
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90      see also "Automatic"
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90 and SAVE      585
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90, about      584—586
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90, ALLOCATABLE statement      584 616 617
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90, ALLOCATE statement      584 616 617
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90, ALLOCATED function      585
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90, DEALLOCATE statement      584
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90, never in COMMON      586
allocatable arrays, Fortran-90, scope of definition      585
Alphabetic order      see "ASCII"
Alternate RETURNs      §13.6.1 383—384
Alternating signs      91 509—510
Amdahl's law, parallel, about      §16.2.5 563—568
Amdahl's law, parallel, diagram      564
Amdahl's law, parallel, formula      565
Amdahl's law, parallel, speedup graph      567
Amdahl's law, vector, about      §16.1.4 546—548
Amdahl's law, vector, diagram      547
Amdahl's law, vector, formula      547
Amdahl's law, vector, speedup graph      548
American National Standards Institute      575
ANSI standards, Fortran language, X3.198-1992 [109]      13
ANSI standards, Fortran language, X3.9-1966 [108]      5
APOSTROPHE      see "Quote"
Appending to a file      218
Approximations      501—503
Approximations, definite integral      see "Integration"
Approximations, derivative      Ex 15.4.12 532
Approximations, exponential function      502
Approximations, hypotenuse of a triangle      502
apropos UNIX™ command      471
apropos UNIX™ command, same as man -k      471
ar UNIX™ command      468
Archaic usages      §13 357—428
Architecture, memory      §4.8 97
Archive file, .a      466 see
Arctangent functions, compared      143
Arctangent functions, DATAN, DATAN2      144
arguments of built-in functions, range      145
arguments of subprograms      see "Parameters"
arithmetic IF      §13.3.2 369—370
Arithmetic, character      §13.10.2 404—406
Arithmetic, matrix, Fortran-90 functions      579
Arithmetic, operators      see "Operators"
Arithmetic, two-part values      §18.4 652—659
Array processors      535 see
Arrays      see also "Subscript" "Column-major"
arrays as function value      579—580 586
arrays, about      §5 109—128
arrays, addressed in subprogram      136 161—166
arrays, adjustable dimensions      see "Adjustable"
arrays, alignment in HPF      596 611
arrays, allocatable      see "Allocatable"
arrays, assignments, Fortran-90      578 602—604
arrays, assignments, parallel, HPF      602—604
arrays, assumed-shape      581 584 613
arrays, assumed-size      see "Assumed-size"
arrays, automatic, Fortran-90      586
Arrays, dimensions      see "Dimensions"
arrays, distribution in HPF      see "Distributing data"
arrays, expressions, Fortran-90      578
arrays, in COMMON      §8.5 185—186
arrays, introduced, HPF      616
arrays, leading dimension      see "Leading"
arrays, matrices      §5.3 113—114
arrays, matrices, sparse      §11.6 276—279
arrays, matrices, symmetric      §11.5 274—276
arrays, mistaken for FUNCTION      446
arrays, of processors, HPF      594 596 598
arrays, operations, Fortran-90      578—583
arrays, partitioned workspace      §11.2 269—270
arrays, passing      see "Parameters of a subprogram"
arrays, passing columns      §11.1 267—268
arrays, passing in Fortran-90      580—581
arrays, passing in HPF      609—612
arrays, passing rows      Ex 11.9.7 285
Arrays, rank      113 584
arrays, reading and writing      200 206—207 524
arrays, section, Fortran-90      581—582 591 612
arrays, starting address      136 268
arrays, storage in memory      114 268 275
arrays, two-part values      494 652—659
arrays, type mismatch      163
Arrays, vectors      §5.1 109—110
Arrogance      see "Humility" "Repentance"
ASCII character code      231—232
Asking user      see "Yes-or-no" "Prompting"
aspect ratio of a display      251
Assembler language      11 43 45 486 549
Assignment statements in NAMELIST data      403
Assignment statements, about      §2 49—58
Assignment statements, array, Fortran-90      578
Assignment statements, how formed      §2.6 54—55
Assignment statements, parallel array, HPF      602—604
Assignment, logical I/O unit, about      §9.4 207—214
Assignment, logical I/O unit, command-line      644
Assumed-shape array      581 584 613
assumed-size arrays in Fortran-90      580
assumed-size arrays not allowed in COMMON      186
assumed-size arrays, 2-dimensional      162—163
assumed-size arrays, about      §7.1.1 161—163
Asterisks      see also "*"
Asterisks in INTINS output field      639
Asterisks, printed out      200
Astonishment, Principle of Least      301 326
ATANF, archaic function name      390
attaching files      see also "Units"
Attaching files, command-line unit assignments      644
Attaching files, GETFIL subroutine      212—213
Attaching files, name in shell variable      436—437
Attaching files, OPEN statement      209 220 246—247
Auden, W.H.      3
audience for this book      §0.5.2 17—20
author of this book      §0.7 31—32
AUTHOR section of a man page      475
Authorship attribution in code      316 346
automatic arrays, Fortran-90      586
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