billgray1234
Programmer
- Mar 14, 2011
- 39
i'm using fortran 90/95.
i'm using a lot of (multi-dimensional) matrices.
forgetting about program performance / efficiency / etc, is there a limit to the number of dimensions each matrix can have ?
for example, say i have
REAL, DIMENSION ( IA , JA , KA , ... , ) :: A
where IA, JA, KA, etc, are the dimensions of A. is there a maximum allowable number of dimensions that matrix A can have ? for example, if A can have no more than 5 dimensions, then i'd have
REAL, DIMENSION ( IA , JA , KA , LA , MA ) :: A
i'm using a lot of (multi-dimensional) matrices.
forgetting about program performance / efficiency / etc, is there a limit to the number of dimensions each matrix can have ?
for example, say i have
REAL, DIMENSION ( IA , JA , KA , ... , ) :: A
where IA, JA, KA, etc, are the dimensions of A. is there a maximum allowable number of dimensions that matrix A can have ? for example, if A can have no more than 5 dimensions, then i'd have
REAL, DIMENSION ( IA , JA , KA , LA , MA ) :: A