hi,
i have a problem exactly similar to "eikenhorst" (latest post on this forum). but i am not an expert in FORTRAN programming so i was not able to understand the suggestion properly.In my problem i need to define 3 parameter values so that i can use them later in my program. these values are:
varusgs1000=1329527587452.58,
varusgs1500=5001915133601.94,
varusgs2500=7150034662652.63
when i am running the program it is messing with the last few digits of the values (after reading problem of eikenhorst i realize that 4 byte machine are not able to handle such long numbers). but i was not able to understand how i can apply the suggetion in my case.i am working with Fortran 90 compiler.
Thanks
vibhava
i have a problem exactly similar to "eikenhorst" (latest post on this forum). but i am not an expert in FORTRAN programming so i was not able to understand the suggestion properly.In my problem i need to define 3 parameter values so that i can use them later in my program. these values are:
varusgs1000=1329527587452.58,
varusgs1500=5001915133601.94,
varusgs2500=7150034662652.63
when i am running the program it is messing with the last few digits of the values (after reading problem of eikenhorst i realize that 4 byte machine are not able to handle such long numbers). but i was not able to understand how i can apply the suggetion in my case.i am working with Fortran 90 compiler.
Thanks
vibhava