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Fortran newbie, simple loop question, continues everywhere!
Well, its all done now!.. Fortran and C conversion.. Took a bit longer to convert than I thought. Arrays start at 1 in Fortran and at 0 in C, that kept me going for a while.. And the result from the program seems to be the same both in Fortran and C, so either both have the same error or both... -
Fortran newbie, simple loop question, continues everywhere!
That helped allot!, thanks!. What a weird programming language. No, no disk. Didn't ask for the source code either, spoiling all the fun?! Rubber band?.. Never thrust a computer with rubber bands in it. :) -
Fortran newbie, simple loop question, continues everywhere!
Oups.. I realize that now. But the Fortran code is on paper in a book!, after emailing the author I now know the continue has no meaning. However, I downloaded a free fortran77 compiler and I'm going to write it down. Like an reference to the conversion. And immediatly I stumble on another... -
Fortran newbie, simple loop question, continues everywhere!
Ok, as I suspected then.. I haven't completly finished the conversion so it wont compile yet. Thanks! -
Fortran newbie, simple loop question, continues everywhere!
I'm about to convert a Fortran77 program to C and have encounter a code snippet something like this: DIMENSION TMP(5) DO 10 K=1, 5 10 TMP(K)=0 CALL FUNC 20 CONTINUE STOP END SUBROUTINE FUNC WRITE (*,*)'Just a test' RETURN END Whats the deal with that continue?.. There is...
