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How to run a program written in Fortran 95?

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hi

I want to run a program written in fortran 95 but i don't know how?!

Could any one give me the steps of running it, i.e.. what compiler to be used and how to run it...etc
 

Re: fortran .. beginner

Why to learn fortran . I think c is beter than fortan . I think intel visual

fortan compiler is good.
 

Re: fortran .. beginner

I supose your file has .f90 or .f extension

.f is free-form fortran
.f90 is the new fortran syntax

You can use a free compiler,from
Code: 
[url]www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/fortran.shtml[/url]
or you can use Intel's fortran Compiler which integrates in Visual Studio 2005 and provides many optimization techniques.

The use is simple.You open the files->Build->Debug or you just build the executable.[/code]
 
fortran .. beginner

hi all, i am new in this forum and also i m just starting my course in electronics in school. i am an hobbyist. i lik to see things done myself. though i have some handful knowledge on basic electronics and digital circuit but i would love to try out on programming can anyone give me a guide on a better way to start and to have a good knowledge in it. cheers
 

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Hi temitope, you should try to learn C as your first programming language. It's used virtually in all electronics companies.
There are a lot of resources in the net, if you need a book, then Sams Teach Yourself C in 21 days is a good option. I think there is an html copy on the Internet.
 

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