Anyone still program in Fortran?

[scootermaster]

I have a really stupid question...one that could easily be done in C (god I hate Fortran). I simply want to print out the run-time address of an array reference.

So if I have an array a(10:10), I'd have some statement or function or something that just prints out what the base address of a is. Sorta like printf("%p", a) in C.

Simple enough, eh? Any thoughts?

Thanks!

 

[dighn]

four.. tran?

 

[scootermaster]

Five tran?

 

[silverpig]

I do fortran programming, but I'm a physicist, so I don't really have to do much stuff like that. Most of the stuff I do is scientific-related so I can't really help you.

 

[The Stigenator]

god its been years since i programmed in fortran.. my dad does stuff in fortran and i look over his code all the time.
But dont ask me to propgram.. in anycase i dont have f77 access with me.

 

[Cooler]

Originally posted by: scootermaster
I have a really stupid question...one that could easily be done in C (god I hate Fortran). I simply want to print out the run-time address of an array reference.

So if I have an array a(10:10), I'd have some statement or function or something that just prints out what the base address of a is. Sorta like printf("%p", a) in C.

Simple enough, eh? Any thoughts?

Thanks!

why not c ?
There are fortran to C convter programs.

 

[Heisenberg]

Originally posted by: silverpig
I do fortran programming, but I'm a physicist, so I don't really have to do much stuff like that. Most of the stuff I do is scientific-related so I can't really help you.

Yeah, we don't really care where what is in memory, we just want the damn thing to work.

 

[scootermaster]

Originally posted by: Cooler

Originally posted by: scootermaster
I have a really stupid question...one that could easily be done in C (god I hate Fortran). I simply want to print out the run-time address of an array reference.

So if I have an array a(10:10), I'd have some statement or function or something that just prints out what the base address of a is. Sorta like printf("%p", a) in C.

Simple enough, eh? Any thoughts?

Thanks!

why not c ?
There are fortran to C convter programs.

The program that I need this information in is in Fortran. It's a big matrix multiplication program. More likely, I guess I could write printf("%p", array_base) in C, and convert it to Fortran, but I doubt it'd work. Hmmm...

 

[EagleKeeper]

LAst time I did Fortran was back in 88.

We used to look at the memory map printouts from the linker and work on address schemes from there to manually overlay code sections.. There was some API provided by the OS that allowed us to do so.

 

[Armitage]

The most fortran programming I do now is writing a C wrapper for it
In any case, I don't think I ever got that far down in the weeds with fortran.