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EXIT LABELED DO LOOP FORTRAN 90
XWB, I want to print first occurence and to exit loop just after. I will try Salgerman's solution now, it look it work ok. Thank you very much.- NikolaStarcevic
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- Forum: Fortran
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EXIT LABELED DO LOOP FORTRAN 90
MIKROM this command STOP did good job. Yet there is one problem, it literaly stop program :) i cant put entire code in main loop: program stop_example integer :: i, j DO 1 X=1,10,1 do i = 1, 5, 1 do j = 1, 10, 1 write(*,'("i = ", I2, ", j = ", I2)') i, j if...- NikolaStarcevic
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- Forum: Fortran
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EXIT LABELED DO LOOP FORTRAN 90
XWB, my condition was IF (Z.GT.0), so it should stop loop when 1st value of Z greater than zero is found, but it just stop writing Z after that first value and continue loop. I also tryed bunch of other conditions and exactly same happends when condition is satisfied. Just dont know what to do...- NikolaStarcevic
- Post #7
- Forum: Fortran
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EXIT LABELED DO LOOP FORTRAN 90
I just tryed that but nothing happends... loop continues...- NikolaStarcevic
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- Forum: Fortran
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EXIT LABELED DO LOOP FORTRAN 90
btw, I tryed also IF(condition) CYCLE, IF(condition) ENDDO, IF(condition) GOTO 1, IF(condition) GOTO 2, IF(condition) GOTO END, IF(condition) END PROGRAM RBX, IF(condition).- NikolaStarcevic
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- Forum: Fortran
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EXIT LABELED DO LOOP FORTRAN 90
OK guys, this is funny.... I have nested DO LOOP: PROGRAM RBX IMPLICIT REAL*8 (A-H,O-Z) !variables that start with letter a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,o,p,q,r,t,s,... are doubles DO 1 I=1,5,1 DO 2 J=1,10,1 Z(I,J)=(some very complicated mathematics) WRITE(*,*) Z(I,J) 2 CONTINUE 1 CONTINUE END PROGRAM...- NikolaStarcevic
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- Forum: Fortran
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array of dot positions
Dots are positions of atoms in face centered cubic crystal structure, but in certain directions. Part of code that I copy/paste is [100] direction, and one I need is [111] direction. But I already did it myself. Thanks- NikolaStarcevic
- Post #3
- Forum: Fortran
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array of dot positions
Hello, I am new to fortran. I have a task to do. I have code for making grid of positions (X and Y coordinates) with two DO loops: PROGRAM Dot_Coordinates IMPLICIT NONE INTEGER :: IMAX,IMIN,JMAX,JMIN, NN, MM, I, J, K, A1, M INTEGER, DIMENSION (500) :: XX,YY...- NikolaStarcevic
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