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Multi-core system
Hello, I know that a process on a 32 bits machine could use only 4 GB of RAM. On a multi-core system like Intel dual(quad)-core it is possible for a program to use 8(16) GB of RAM ? Thanks. -
Parallel Fortran
Hello, I want to devlop a Fortran CFD code for a multicore machine, could someone recomand me a good tutorial in MPI or OpenMP (I'm not sure what is the best choice for my problem). Thanks -
compaq visual fortran 6.6.c
Hi, When you installed fortran you set your command line variables ? Normaly you could use a batch file with Fortran commands only if you could use df.exe command from command prompt. I don't have Compaq Fortran on my system now so I can't give you more details, but you could search in Help... -
Need a Compiler
Hi, maybe you should try "gfortran" or "g95", this are modern FORTRAN compilers and they work well on Windows XP. If your program include graphics hmmm ... you have to find what graphical library you need. This could be a problem ... -
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Mixing integers with characters ?
Hi all, I have a problem when I try to output in a file something like: "vertex.1" "vertex.2" ............ I could solve the problem with the next code, but this is rather clumsy: character*10 aux n=10 open(10,file='scratch') ! this is not very nice ... open(11,file='rez.txt') do i=1,n... -
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EOF() intrinsic function ?
Hi all, I have a problem with reading a file in wich i don't know in advance how much lines i need to read. In the past I could solve the problem with the next lines: .... open(10,file='data.txt') do while(.not.eof(10)) read(10,*)x enddo .... this solution works well with Compaq...
