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Comment #47457478
Reminds me of spreadsheet-fortran ( https://github.com/lwsinclair/spreadsheet-fortran ), a project creating a VisiCalc lookalike in FORTRAN 66, which even runs on a PDP-11.
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Comment #46796967
*same translation unit as the call site
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Comment #46795833
I can see the subtle distinction you make. The flang notes on array composition provide a good introduction to the way array expressions ( https://flang.llvm.org/docs/ArrayComposit…
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Comment #38969472
Both. :)
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Comment #38969211
The "!omp simd" works very well IMO. In general however, the auto-vectorizer tends to do a pretty good job.
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Comment #38969180
The NumPy part is a misconception. Fortran is used in SciPy however.
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Comment #38967218
Personally, I like to think of Fortran as the language of large-scale numerical PDE and eigenproblem solvers. Most scientific and engineering problems boil down to one of these two…
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Comment #38967119
Bjarne Stroustrup on Fortran users [1]: > Fortran is harder to compete with. It has a dedicated following who [...] care little for programming languages or the finer points of com…
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Comment #38967061
A few of these things exist already: - http: https://github.com/fortran-lang/http-client - sockets: https://github.com/modern-fortran/tcp-client-server - threads: https://github.co…
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Comment #38967018
For "broadcasting" an array along a particular axis, you'll need to use the function "spread(source,dim,ncopies)". But mixed array/scalar expressions are indeed supported.
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Comment #38966994
OpenMP support in Fortran will improve as flang matures. In OpenMP 5.0 "#pragma omp requires unified_shared_memory" was introduced. At LLNL, they are are currently building El Capi…
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Comment #38966882
They do. Some national HPC centers offer Fortran courses including elements of Fortran 2018 [1,2], including the latest features. (Disclaimer: I work at one.) The Intel Fortran com…
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Comment #38966781
Historically, it has been easier for vendors to work in their own walled gardens, and get customers locked in, than it is to collaborate on open standards and APIs.
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Comment #38966726
For fun, I wrote a CHIP8 interpreter in Fortran recently [1]. Fortran is still heavily used in computational chemistry, computational fluid dynamics, marine engineering, nuclear en…
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Show HN: Fortran Chip-8 Interpreter
This is my first emulator. It is still missing a few bells and whistles like the sound timer, but otherwise it passes the basic tests from Timendus ( https://github.com/Timendus/ch…